Inm-3: Patient Management in Ultrasonography Department
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Background Ultrasound has a pivotal role in imaging modality in the study of the female pelvis, and provides fundamental information in detecting uterine, ovarian, or adnexal origin, but to reach to the best results we need to use suitable procedure. The aim of this article was to describe management of infertile patient in sonography department during infertility treatment cycles.���� MaterialsAndMethods A narrative review was performed within articles published at ‘’ PubMed’’ , ‘’Elsevier’’ , ‘’SID’’ and original text books to reach the aim. Results Every patient in the process of infertility treatment needs to use sonography to roll out disorders for deciding about the best treatment method and to manage the correct scan for the right patient. Usage of Sonography in Treatment Procedure: Base sonography is used for examination of the: - Overall evaluation of the pelvis and determining any pathologic malformations in uterus such as polyps, fibromas. - Ovarians for inspection of ovarian cysts and poly cystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Pre-treatment sonography is applied for checking the result of operative surgeries - like Hysteroscopy, Laparoscopy and Myomectomy. Monitoring sonography is used in every stages of treatment cycle: -Ovulation stimulation period, in order to investigate ovarians -In picking up the eggs -Measurement of endometrial thickness in response to drugs. Post-Cycles assisted reproductive techniques (ART) is done for: -Confirmation of pregnancy (gestational sac, fetal heart) -Pregnancy complications such as ectopic pregnancy (EP) and mole - Side effects of treatment cycles such as ovarian hyper stimulation syndrome (OHSS) Conclusion Ultrasound has a key role in diagnosis and treatment protocols. Primary aim of the managers is to achieve a discipline that defines how and when and for whom to use this device in best way.
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volume 9 issue 2
pages 102- 103
publication date 2015-09-01
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