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titleOfInvention Bioactive scaffold for repairing endometrium and improving fertility
abstract The invention relates to a bioactive scaffold for repairing endometrium and improving fertility, which comprises a substrate and bioactive factors contained in the substrate, and endogenous stem cells are recruited and captured by the bioactive factors. The stem cells have the pluripotency, play the role of immune regulation and control on the wound surface, can effectively promote the repair of endometrium, and obviously improve the fertility rate. Aiming at the problems of intrauterine adhesion, reduction of fertility rate and the like caused by hysteroscopic surgery, the damaged endometrium is repaired by adopting an endogenous stem cell homing means integrating recruitment and capture, and the potential safety hazard caused by using exogenous cells in the traditional repairing material is avoided. The raw materials adopted by the invention have good biocompatibility, the preparation process is simple, no exogenous cells are contained, and the biological safety is high.
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