Immunologic comparisons of strain and induction method in an improved mouse model of intrauterine fibrosis.

Intrauterine adhesions are growths of fibrotic tissue within the uterine cavity and can arise from a variety of tissue-damaging stimuli. Immune cells are known to mediate fibrotic responses, but specific mechanisms require further elucidation. Here, we compared intrauterine fibrosis development and immune responses across different mouse strains and induction methods.