Hysteroscopy and why macroscopic uterine factors matter for fertility
For humans, the uterus is their first home. Accurate evaluation and effective therapy are central to optimizing the conditions for implantation and sustained pregnancy. For macroscopic intracavitary disease, hysteroscopy remains the gold standard for diagnosis and treatment. We review the role of hysteroscopy before fertility therapies. We also address intracavitary pathologies and their relevance to procreative outcomes. Controversies in the literature are noted and clarified, and trends in the field of hysteroscopy are identified regarding how they will influence the future of reproductive care and women’s health.
Source: fertstert.org
Hysteroscopy and why macroscopic uterine factors matter for fertility
Published in Embryology and Reproductive Medicine
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