Comment on “baseline serum AMH‑to‑FSH ratio, menstrual pattern, and risk of intra‑uterine adhesion recurrence: a prospective multi‑state Markov model study”

Saad Ahmed Mughal; S A Zaidi; Noor Un Nisa; Fouzia Mughal

doi:10.1080/14767058.2026.2667654

June 7, 2026The Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal MedicineOpen Access

Comment on “baseline serum AMH‑to‑FSH ratio, menstrual pattern, and risk of intra‑uterine adhesion recurrence: a prospective multi‑state Markov model study”

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This commentary aims to evaluate the study analyzing the predictive role of baseline serum AMH-to-FSH ratio and menstrual patterns on intra-uterine adhesion recurrence.
Prospective multistate Markov model was employed to analyze data.
Focus on baseline serum AMH-to-FSH ratio and menstrual patterns as predictive factors.
The study suggests a significant correlation between the AMH-to-FSH ratio and risk of adhesion recurrence.
Menstrual patterns are also highlighted as critical in predicting long-term outcomes.

Implication

Prospective multi-state Markov model assesses how serum AMH-to-FSH ratio predicts adhesion recurrence, implying clinical relevance.

Abstract

To the Editors,We read with great interest the recent study that used a prospective multistate Markov model to look at how the baseline serum AMH-to-FSH ratio and menstrual pattern could predict in...

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Mughal et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Comment on “baseline serum AMH‑to‑FSH ratio, menstrual pattern, and risk of intra‑uterine adhesion recurrence: a prospective multi‑state Markov model study”

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Comment on “baseline serum AMH‑to‑FSH ratio, menstrual pattern, and risk of intra‑uterine adhesion recurrence: a prospective multi‑state Markov model study”

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