GI Symptoms Rarely Signal Bowel Endometriosis Involvement
A cross-sectional study finds that while GI symptoms are common in endometriosis, only rectal bleeding significantly indicates rectosigmoid involvement.
A cross-sectional study finds that while GI symptoms are common in endometriosis, only rectal bleeding significantly indicates rectosigmoid involvement.
A clinical study of 122 endometriosis patients identified four distinct interoceptive self-report profiles associated with differences in psychological wellbeing.
A scoping review identifies 21 studies on noninvasive neuromodulation for chronic pelvic pain, highlighting promising but preliminary evidence and significant ...
A comparative review finds that no single endometriosis classification system performs well across all clinical domains, suggesting a need for ...
In a mouse model of endometriosis, macrophage-derived migrasomes reached ectopic lesions and promoted fibrotic remodeling alongside TGF-β/Smad pathway activation.
Transforming growth factor-β1 disrupts CEP131-dependent primary cilia assembly and attenuates decidualization in human endometrial stromal cells.
A study in Biological Research reveals that transcription factor FOXQ1 promotes endometriosis progression and cell invasiveness by enhancing mitochondrial function ...
A comprehensive review details the molecular and cellular mechanisms governing endometriotic lesion establishment, persistence, and progression, highlighting emerging mechanism-based therapeutic ...
A new review argues that daily oral progestins are poorly matched to the chronic nature of endometriosis and that long-acting ...
A new review proposes that endometriosis-related inflammation and iron overload prime blood vessels for clotting, with GnRH agonist–induced estrogen withdrawal ...
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