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
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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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- openalex
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