Hysteroscopic resection of polyp/fibroid, Hysteroscopic resection of adhesions/ adhesiolysis in case of intrauterine adhesions/cervical adhesions/ashermann syndrome. Tubal cannulation, Cornual dilation, Septal resection, Lateral and fundal meteroplasty, Removal of foreign body & missed IUD, Isthmocele treatment etc.
Diagnostic hysteroscopy plays a pivotal role in evaluating and identifying the root causes of infertility. By providing a direct visual assessment of the uterine cavity, this procedure enables the identification of structural abnormalities, such as uterine polyps, fibroids, adhesions (Asherman’s syndrome), and congenital anomalies. The ability to accurately diagnose these issues helps gynecologists formulate tailored treatment plans to address infertility challenges.
Operative hysteroscopy goes beyond diagnosis, allowing for simultaneous treatment of identified abnormalities. One of the most common applications is the removal of uterine polyps and fibroids, both of which can disrupt embryo implantation and overall reproductive health. By removing these obstacles through minimally invasive techniques, operative hysteroscopy enhances the chances of successful conception.
In cases of abnormal uterine bleeding or conditions like endometriosis, endometrial ablation through hysteroscopy can provide relief. This procedure involves the controlled removal of the uterine lining, reducing heavy bleeding and associated pain. While not primarily focused on infertility treatment, endometrial ablation can indirectly improve fertility outcomes by normalizing the uterine environment.
In situations where uterine adhesions or a septate uterus are present, hysteroscopic surgeries offer an effective solution. By meticulously excising adhesions and correcting uterine septa, these procedures restore the anatomical integrity of the uterine cavity. This restoration can enhance fertility by providing an optimal environment for embryo implantation and development.
For cases of proximal tubal occlusion—a blockage at the junction between the fallopian tube and the uterus—hysteroscopic tubal cannulation can be employed. This technique involves navigating a catheter through the blocked tube under hysteroscopic guidance, potentially restoring tubal patency and improving the chances of natural conception.
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