Stem cells injected into uterus could help women with severe scarring get pregnant

This study tests a new treatment for women who cannot get pregnant because of severe scarring inside the uterus (intrauterine adhesions). Doctors will deliver stem cells from bone marrow directly to the uterus through a small tube in the artery. The goal is to repair the uterine lining and improve the chance of pregnancy after IVF. The study will compare pregnancy rates in women who receive standard hormone therapy alone versus those who also get the stem cell infusion.