In addition to the published clinical studies listed below, additional peer-reviewed studies on BCL6 will be published as available. Please check back as we update these references often.
June 2024
Inflammatory Changes after Medical Suppression of Suspected Endometriosis for Implantation Failure: Preliminary Results
Bruce A. Lessey 1,* , Allan Dong 1, Jeffrey L. Deaton 1, Dan Angress 2, Ricardo F. Savaris 3 and Stephen J. Walker 4
Shared Experience Outcomes In 1,416 Women With Unexplained Infertility Tested With ReceptivaDx™ (BCL6): Effect of Treatment On Subsequent Embryo Transfer
Reliability of 2D/3D transvaginal ultrasonographic (TVUS) features (MUSA) in diagnosing histological proven Adenomyosis using BCL6 biomarker in cases of reproductive failure
Hosam Zaki FRCOG, Hani El Maghrabi MSc., Hosam El Attar,Mostafa El Khosht
“Gain Fading” A new reliable 3D transvaginal ultrasonographic(TVUS) feature helps in diagnosing histological proven Adenomyosis using BCL6 biomarker in cases of reproductive failure
Hosam Zaki FRCOG, Hani El Maghrabi MSc., Hosam El Attar,Mostafa El Khosht
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