Association between endometrial microbiome and implantation success in women with frozen embryo transfer: results of a prospective cohort study

Parvanov, Dimitar; Ganeva, Rumiana; Ruseva, Margarita; Handzhiyska, Maria; Tihomirova, Teodora; Chapanova, Stela; Staneva, Rada; Rukova, Blaga; Pancheva, Maria; Serafimova, Maria; Metodiev, Dimitar; Stamenov, Georgi; Hadjidekova, Savina

doi:10.1080/13102818.2023.2250007

Biotechnology & Biotechnological Equipment

2023

DOI: 10.1080/13102818.2023.2250007

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Association between endometrial microbiome and implantation success in women with frozen embryo transfer: results of a prospective cohort study

Dimitar Parvanov,

Rumiana Ganeva,

Margarita Ruseva

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A Review on the Role of Endometrial Microbiome in Reproductive Pathologies Affecting Female Infertility

Kandari

2024

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Infertility is a disease with a complex pathophysiology and concurrent presence of gynaecological and reproductive disorders associated with it. A significant hurdle that infertility faces is the limitation of the success rate per couple per cycle in one assisted reproductive technology treatment. A central role is played by the complex embryo endometrial crosstalk that has been a subject of study since the very beginning of natural conception failures. The endometrium is a key player in the attempt for a healthy live birth. Thought to be previously sterile, the uterus is now known as home to a unique community of microorganisms. The microbiota and their genomic content: the endometrial microbiome is a complex and heterogeneous endocrine system that plays a pivotal role in the master orchestration of successful embryo implantation in a receptive uterine cavity. The microbial community inside the uterus is now known to influence reproductive pathologies and complex aetiologies that influence infertile outcomes. This review is aimed to understand the correlations of the endometrial microbiome and more specifically, bacterial communities and their pathophysiology in reproductive pathologies leading to infertility. The role of personalised regimens and therapies for treatment through nutritional, microbiotic or pharmaceutical interventions is discussed. The use of selected strains that are part of this bacterial community as probiotics could be a successful therapy for uterine diseases and concomitant infertility alongside nutritional and pharmaceutical interventions. Further longitudinal studies in infertile patients with specific pathologies with stratified selection are necessary to progress microbiome evaluation and eventually, modulation for infertility.

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A Review on the Role of Endometrial Microbiome in Reproductive Pathologies Affecting Female Infertility

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2024

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Association between endometrial microbiome and implantation success in women with frozen embryo transfer: results of a prospective cohort study

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A Review on the Role of Endometrial Microbiome in Reproductive Pathologies Affecting Female Infertility

A Review on the Role of Endometrial Microbiome in Reproductive Pathologies Affecting Female Infertility

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