A Case Report of Successful Live Pregnancy Following Embryo Transfer in a Thin Endometrium.

Managing a thin endometrium is a common challenge in assisted reproductive treatments. The thickness of the endometrium is crucial for embryo implantation, with younger patients generally having higher success rates even with a thinner lining. A frozen embryo transfer cycle often allows for a more thorough assessment of the endometrium compared to a fresh transfer.

Laparoscopic Correction of Isthmocele and Cesarean Scar Endometriosis: A Report of a Successful Pregnancy and Treatment of Subfertility.

We present a case of subfertility due to isthmocele and cesarean scar endometriosis with a successful pregnancy following laparoscopic repair. This case report is of a 35-year-old female (para 1, living 1) who presented to the gynecological outpatient department with complaints of lower abdominal pain, irregular vaginal bleeding for three months, and subfertility. She was suspected to have isthmocele and endometriosis at the site of the cesarean scar with seroma formation.

Ultrasound Assessment of Foetal Head-Perineum Distance Prior to Induction of Labour as a Predictor of Successful Vaginal Delivery.

Background: In modern obstetrical practice, incidence of induction of labour is on rise for varied maternal and foetal indications. Ultrasound can help obstetricians in counselling patients before induction of labour and explain the probability of successful induction.

Objectives: To study the role of foetal head-perineum distance in predicting successful vaginal delivery and to correlate with other parameters such as cervical length and Bishop score.