Wachstumsverhalten humaner Endometrioseherde im Mausmodell in Abhängigkeit des Krankheitsstadiums der Gewebespender
This study transplanted human endometrial tissue from patients with and without endometriosis to induce lesions in mice, evaluating lesion growth based on donor disease stage.
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This study investigated how the growth behavior of human endometriosis lesions in an immunodeficient mouse model varies by the disease stage of the tissue donors, using endometrial (not uterine fragment) samples collected via Pipelle from patients with different rASRM stages and from patients without endometriosis as controls. Thirty CD1 nu/nu mice were ovariectomized to standardize estrogen levels, then received weekly beta-estradiol supplementation and were implanted intraperitoneally with 2 mm endometrial tissue pieces across all four quadrants; lesion size was followed by high-resolution ultrasound and then measured ex vivo after 28 days, with further histology planned. Interim measurements showed larger endometriosis-like lesion areas in mice receiving tissue from patients with extensive endometriosis (rASRM III–IV) than in controls. The paper presents only interim data, as the main conclusion is based on a first interim evaluation. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it models growth of patient-derived endometrial tissue lesions in mice according to endometriosis stage.
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