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Objective and comprehensive characterization of uterine peristaltic activity throughout the menstrual cycle by means of intracavitary electrohysterography, a cohort study

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Uterine peristalsis exhibited distinct changes across menstrual cycle phases, highlighting the role of contraction frequency and amplitude.
Notably, contraction frequency peaked during the early luteal phase at 4.01 CT/min in the lower segment, illustrating a crucial reproductive timing.
This prospective multicenter cohort study recorded intracavitary electrohysterography signals from 40 women across three menstrual phases to assess uterine activity.
Findings illustrate the significance of uterine quiescence in the late luteal phase for embryo implantation, indicating the potential for further investigations.

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Cohort study reveals peristalsis changes in uterine regions during menstrual phases, suggesting implications for embryo implantation.

Rubio et al. (2025) studied this question.

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