Re: "Peritoneal hypoxia as a gatekeeper between physiologic retrograde menstruation and pathologic persistence in endometriosis" Human peritoneal hypoxia may stabilize rather than initiate endometriotic lesions

Jasper Verguts, Verguts J, Stefan Timmerman, Timmerman S, Orye S, Stephanie Orye
Reproduction (Cambridge, England) · 2026 · vol. 172(3) · doi:10.1093/reprod/xaag109 · PMID:42679384 · W7204889968
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This study investigates human peritoneal hypoxia in endometriosis, proposing that low oxygen levels may stabilize existing lesions rather than serve as the primary initiator of disease development.

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Jasper Verguts, Stefan Timmerman, Stephanie Orye; Human peritoneal hypoxia may stabilize rather than initiate endometriotic lesions, Reproduction, , xaag10

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