Office Hysteroscopy in Infertility

office hysteroscopy in infertility

background: for patients undergoing in vitro fertilization, lower pregnancy rates are observed in the presence of uterine cavity anomalies and correction of these anomalies has been associated with improved pregnancy rates. office hysteroscopy has been proven to have superior sensitivity and specificity in evaluation of the endometrial cavity. diagnostic hysteroscopy can be performed in an offi...

Office Hysteroscopy for Infertility: A Series of 557 Consecutive Cases

Objective. To study incidence of abnormal hysteroscopic findings according to age. Methods. We retrospectively studied 557 consecutive office hysteroscopies in patients referred for incapacity to conceive lasting at least 1 year or prior to in vitro fertilization. Rates of abnormal findings were reviewed according to age. Results. In 219 cases, hysteroscopy showed an abnormality and more than a...

Office hysteroscopy study in consecutive miscarriage patients.

OBJECTIVE To assess the prevalence of uterine anatomical abnormalities found by office diagnostic hysteroscopy in a population of patients experiencing more than two consecutive miscarriages and compare the prevalence of uterine abnormalities between patients with two miscarriages and those with three or more consecutive miscarriages. METHODS A cross-sectional study of 66 patients with two or...

Office hysteroscopy study in consecutive miscarriage patients

397 Summary Objective: To assess the prevalence of uterine anatomical abnormalities found by office diagnostic hysteroscopy in a population of patients experiencing more than two consecutive miscarriages and compare the prevalence of uterine abnormalities between patients with two miscarriages and those with three or more consecutive miscarriages. Methods: A cross-sectional study of 66 patients...

Application of office hysteroscopy in gynaecological practice

Role of Hysteroscopy in Infertility and Assisted Reproduction

The uterus plays a major role in sperm migration, embryo implantation, and fetal development. Congenital uterine anomalies and acquired uterine lesions may affect such uterine functions precluding successful pregnancy. Despite advances in the field of assisted reproductive techniques (ART), only one-third of cycles started end in a pregnancy and one-fourth result in a live birth [1]. Intrauteri...