New insights in addressing endometrial dysfunction: the potential role of growth hormone

摘要

Feng and colleagues recently published, in the journal “ ” a basic research study aiming to investigate the possible effect of growth hormone (GH) on the physiology of cultured human endometrial glandular cells (hEGSc), targeting the growth hormone receptor (GHR)-STAT3/5 pathway ( ). This is a highly interesting study that raises important issues to be discussed, and merits further analysis and understanding as it provides significant evidence. Feng and colleagues focus on the hypothesis that GH could be an essential molecule for endometrial rejuvenation when endometrial dysfunction is identified, especially on the grounds of intrauterine adhesions (IUAs) presence.