Index Copernicus Value: 60.8
Enliven: Gynecology and Obstetrics is an Open access, peer reviewed international journal and it aims to publish different types of articles on emerging developments and supports current and upcoming research in the field of gynecology. This journal also allows articles on obstetrics.
This journal will support the budding scientists, scholars, academicians, researchers, and students by providing Open access platform for publishing their work.
This journal will follow the peer review policies and will bode Open access in having quality research output.
This journal combines the innovative scientific ideas and ways in gynecology, obstetrics and all other related disciplines to have an innovative output.
Enliven: Gynecology and Obstetrics invites articles from authors and we assure authors that articles received will be processed with the best policies and will disseminate the articles to the right field.
Enliven: Gynecology and Obstetrics aims to publish recent studies, original research, innovations, discoveries and developments in obstetrics, prenatal diagnosis, materno-fetal medicine, perinatology, general gynecology, gynecologic oncology, uro-gynecology, infectious diseases, and all other related areas.
Assessment of cellular competence in endometrial liquid-based cytology
- This project appraise cellular sufficiency in endometrial liquid-based cytology(LBC) specimens. We suggest that ?10 clusters with ?30 endometrial cells per clusters can be used as a copy asequate criterion for endometrial LBC.
Neonatal immune responses and maternal prenatal abasement
- To check the co-operation of lifetime maternal depression with supervision of immune responses in the infant, consistent by cytokine levels and lymphocyte proliferation(LP) in cord blood mononuclear cells collected at delivery.
Consequence of early-life factors on the improvement of endometriosis
- Aim of this study is associate dbetween early-life factors and the improvement of endometriosis. Some of the early-life aspects including breastfeeding, neonatal vaginal bleeding and paternal smoking were combined with ensuing surgically approved.
The risk factor for tubal blockage in impotent women is endometriosis 3 and 4
- Endometriosis may also be correlate with expanded risk. This experiment focused to appraise of tubal obstruction associated with endometriosis 3/4 among women acknowledge to take care of reproductive procedures.
Circumstance correlate with initial in vitro fertiliization operatio discontinuation
- Poor prognosis mowen were most likely to discontinue operation than the women with good prognosis. Older women with IVF insurance coverage or a good prognosis had a less time to attend for a second IVF cycle than older women without IVF coverage.
