ArticleFrontiers in medicine2026
Prognostic role of endometrial pattern compared with thickness and estradiol in euploid HRT-FET cycles.
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Background: Do endometrial pattern types show an association with clinical outcomes in an IVF-ET cohort with pattern diversity, and do endometrial thickness and serum E Methods: This retrospective HRT-FET study included 237 euploid blastocyst transfer cycles. The effects of endometrial pattern types (Type A-B-C) on pregnancy, miscarriage, and live birth were evaluated; the relationship between endometrial thickness and hormonal parameters and reproductive outcomes was analyzed; and predictive performance was assessed. Results: Significant differences were observed between endometrial pattern types for total pregnancy, biochemical pregnancy, miscarriage, and live birth rates ( Conclusions: Endometrial pattern may be associated with clinical outcomes, whereas endometrial thickness and serum E
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