AI Article Synopsis
- Hysteroscopy is a common procedure used to diagnose and treat issues in the uterus for women facing infertility.
- A review of existing research explored various uterine problems, blocked fallopian tubes, unsuccessful IVF attempts, and early miscarriages in infertile women.
- The study aimed to assess how effective and practical hysteroscopy is in diagnosing and treating these reproductive issues.
Article Abstract
Hysteroscopy is widely performed in infertile women. A review of peer-reviewed, published literature from the PubMed database on uterine intracavitary pathology, proximal tubal occlusion, failed in vitro fertilization procedures, and first trimester miscarriages of infertile women was performed to examine the importance, feasibility, and success rates of diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy when evaluating and treating these conditions.
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