interpretation of endometrial lesions and infertility in mares

Interpretation of Endometrial Lesions and Infertility in Mares

The value of endometrial biopsy in infertility.

A retrospective report of 3475 endometrial biopsies in infertile females is presented. Seventy percent were from cases with primary and 30% with secondary infertility. Biopsies were normalin 70% of cases. The remaining had proliferative endometrium (11.5%), chronic endometritis (12%), endometrial hyperplasia (3%), TB Endometritis (2.6%) and Cervical or Endometrial Polypi (0.9%). The procedure i...

Prevalence of Endometrial Tuberculosis in Infertility Cases

Aim of the Study: To study the prevalence of endometrial tuberculosis in infertility cases. Materials and Methods: A one year prospective study was carried out at Dept of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Princess Esra Hospital, DCMS, Hyderabad from Jan 2014 to Dec 2014. Endometrial curettings obtained from 100 cases of primary and secondary infertility were included. The diagnosis of endometrial tub...

Equine Endometrial Gland Density and Endometrial Thickness Vary among Sampling Sites in Thoroughbred Mares

The secretions of the equine endometrial glands are essential for the survival, growth, and development of the conceptus in early pregnancy, and endometrial gland density is directly related to successful pregnancy outcome. Endometrial biopsy is routinely used to assess the reproductive potential of broodmares. Some previous studies have shown that equine endometrial glands are uniformly distri...

An endometrial factor in unexplained infertility.

OBJECTIVE To study a group of women with unexplained infertility to see whether they have a defect that is intrinsic to the endometrium. DESIGN Evaluation of the functional response of the endometrium by examining endometrial biopsy specimens using immunohistochemical methods in a group of women with unexplained infertility and in a control group of women with normal fertility. PATIENTS 27 ...

Endometrial Ossification: An Unusual Cause of Infertility

Endometrial ossification, a rare but well recognized phenomenon in uterus, is the presence of bone in endometrium. It is an uncommon entity related to secondary infertility following an abortion. It is of paramount importance for the pathologists to recognize the non neoplastic nature of this condition to avoid making erroneous diagnosis of malignant mixed mullerian tumor of the uterus. Removal...