Pregnancy: Adverse effect of a homogeneous hyperechogenic endometrial sonographic pattern, despite adequate endometrial thickness on pregnancy rates following in-vitro fertilization
Jerome H. Check(Cooper Medical School of Rowan University), A. G. Baker(Cooper University Hospital), Deborah Lurie(Cooper University Hospital), Carrie Callan(Cooper University Hospital), C. Dietterich(Cooper Institute for Reproductive Hormonal Disorders)
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