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A comparison of uterine natural killer cell density in the peri‐implantation period between natural cycles and hormone replacement therapy cycles

A reference range for uterine natural killer (uNK) cell density in the peri‐implantation period has recently been established in natural cycles. However, it is uncertain whether the results can be applied to hormonal replacement therapy (HRT) cycles, used increasingly in frozen‐thaw embryo replacement cycles and which is known to be capable of supporting implantation.