Use of Trans-Vaginal Ultrasound to Diagnose and Treat Infertility and Its Performance

The use of trans-vaginal ultrasound (TVU) has become increasingly popular in diagnosing and treating infertility. TVU allows for a detailed examination the female reproductive organs can aid identifying abnormalities that may be contributing to infertility [1]. Additionally, assist monitoring fertility treatments, such as vitro fertilization. By TVS diagnosis focal intrauterine lesions, uterine malformations leiomyomas are easily delineated nearly approaches sensitivity hysteroscopy. Abnormality cavity affect by inhibiting implantation [2]. seems very accurate presence or extension frank pelvic inflammatory disease also promising augmenting outpatient PID among patients referred lower abdominal pain. In addition these conditions sonography been described abscesses, mass, endometriomas, hydrosalpinx, intra adhesions (Asherman’s syndrome), hypoplasia other developmental anomalies like mullerian vaginal agenesis associated with this study, it was established transvaginal new reliable diagnostic method which able proceed accurately more confidence Study cross sectional study conducted at Combined Military Hospital (CMH), Cumilla. During exam, physician evaluated 45 TVS. Among Patients, 8.89% Leiomyoma, 11.11% endometrioma, 6.67% i.e. absent uterus, rudimentary ovarian agenesis, short vagina. 15.56% bulky uterus PID, 24.44% PCOD, 4.44% retroverted have adnexal cyst 2.22% found hydrosalpinx. 20% (9 cases) normal findings pelvis. We correlation between clinical subsequently 44.44% leiomyoma, 71.43% Endometrioma, 60% Developmental anomaly, 69.23% Normal Study, 77.78% Bulky 84.62% 66.67% Retroverted Uterus, Cyst.