Evaluation of Uterine Cavity Abnormality using Saline Infusion Sonohysterography Before In Vitro Fertilization

BACKGROUND: Some studies suggested that saline infusion sonohysterography (SIS) has been used to detect uterine cavity abnormalities before in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycles improve treatment success rates and decrease the number of cycle cancellations embryo implantation failures. factors contributing dissemination acceptance technique include fact it is a simple, less painful, expensive, invasive, well-tolerated procedure when compared hysteroscopy. AIM: The aim study evaluate abnormality with SIS performed IVF. METHODS: A descriptive retrospective involving 551 female partners who had IVF/ICSI at private Halim Fertility Center from January 2014 until December 2017. Five hundred fifty-one infertile woman was included this cycles. Patients agreed have an ultrasound assessment use as contrast medium. scheduled postmenstrual period early-mid follicular phase 1-3 months starting treatment. RESULTS: From patients, we found 527 (94.4%) cases normal cavity. were detected 5.56% (28 (5.02%) endometrial polyps, two (0.36%) intrauterine adhesions, one (0.18%) case Müllerian duct anomalies). CONCLUSION: IVF could be good option for evaluating uterus pregnancy.