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Transplantation of human amniotic epithelial cells promotes morphological and functional regeneration in a rat uterine scar model

Fan et al., 2021

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11248873970335853438
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Fan Y
Sun J
Zhang Q
Lai D
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Stem cell research & therapy

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Background Cesarean scar defect (CSD) is characterized by the presence of fibrotic tissue and decreased muscular density which is induced by cesarean section. Serious CSD may eventually result in infertility or obstetrical complications. Human amniotic epithelial cells …
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