Hysteroscopic intrauterine adhesiolysis resulting in positive reproductive outcome

Factors affecting reproductive outcome of hysteroscopic adhesiolysis for Asherman's syndrome.

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the outcome of hysteroscopic adhesiolysis in women with Asherman's syndrome. DESIGN Retrospective clinical study. SETTING Hysteroscopic center of Fuxing Hospital in Beijing, China. PATIENT(S) Patients with Asherman's syndrome who presented with a history of infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss were included in the study. INTERVENTION(S) The adhesions were divide...

Effectiveness of Hysteroscopic Repair of Uterine Lesions in Reproductive Outcome

THE EFFICACY OF HYSTEROSCOPIC ADHESIOLYSIS IN ASHERMAN\'S SYNDROME

To determine the prevalence of Asherman's syndrome in the south of Iran and assess the safety and efficacy of hysteroscopic adhesiolysis in restoration of menstrual function and fertility, a prospective study was done from 1997 to 1999. Among 2300 couples with infertility referring to the infertility clinic of a Shiraz University hospital, 30 patients were proven to have Asherman's syndrome...

Effectiveness of Hysteroscopic Repair of Uterine Lesions in Reproductive Outcome

BACKGROUND Small intrauterine lesions such as septum, adhesion, polyp, and submucous myoma may be of greater significance in causing implantation failure, poor reproductive performance and abnormal uterine bleeding. We studied effectiveness of therapeutic intervention through operative hysteroscopy in improvement of pregnancy outcome and cessation of abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) in women wit...

The effect of endometrial thickness on pregnancy outcome in patients with Asherman’s syndrome post-hysteroscopic adhesiolysis

Background Hysteroscopic adhesiolysis anatomically restores the uterine cavity in cases of Asherman's syndrome (AS); however, the extent of endometrial fibrosis could determine the pregnancy outcome. Objectives To determine whether endometrial thickness could influence pregnancy outcome of hysteroscopic adhesiolysis in women with a history of AS. Subjects and methods This was a retrospectiv...