Asherman syndrome (AS) has an adverse effect on reproductive health and fertility by impairing endometrial regeneration. Currently, treatment for Asherman’s syndrome is limited and not very effective. Stem cell-based therapy holds promise for future use in activating endometrial receptivity and in vivo remodelling of the endometrium. Stem cells have beneficial effects on tissue regeneration by targeting the damaged site, recruiting other cells through the secretion of chemokines, modulating the immune system, differentiating into other cell types, activating proliferation into daughter cells, and potentially having antimicrobial activity. (1)

Key words: Stem cell transplantation, Asherman’s syndrome, Stem cells, Endometrial regeneration.