Intrauterine infusion of autologous endometrial stem cells for the treatment of moderate and severe intrauterine adhesions: a before-and-after study

Table 1 Patients information and clinical data

Patients	Age	Causes of disease	Past treatment	Endometrial condition	The number of endometrial stem cell treatments
1	29	abortion curettage	multiple HAs	thin and moderate IUA	1
2	31	abortion curettage	HA; G-CSF	thin and severe IUA	2
3	34	history of hydatidiform mole	HA; saccule; IUD; sodium hyaluronate	thin and severe IUA	1
4	31	abortion curettage	HA; saccule; sodium hyaluronate	moderate IUA	3
5	35	history of extra-pelvic tuberculosis	HA; IUD	thin and moderate IUA	4
6	31	abortion curettage	HA	thin and moderate IUA	2
7	28	separation of uterus and mediastinum	saccule; sodium hyaluronate	severe IUA	2
8	28	abortion curettage	multiple HAs; IUD	thin and severe IUA	5
9	37	abortion curettage	HA	moderate IUA	2
10	40	abortion curettage	HA	thin and moderate IUA	4
11	29	recurrent abortion	HA; IUD	thin and moderate IUA	2
12	33	uterine manipulation; history of ectopic pregnancy	HA	thin and moderate IUA	2
13	33	uterine manipulation; history of ectopic pregnancy	HA	thin and moderate IUA	2
14	30	abortion curettage	HA	moderate IUA	2
15	31	pelvic inflammation; abortion curettage	multiple HAs; IUD; sodium hyaluronate	moderate IUA	2

HA, hysteroscopic adhesiolysis; IUA, intrauterine adhesions; G-CSF, granulocyte colony-stimulating factor; IUD, intrauterine device;

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