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| LAPAROSCOPIC gynae Hysteroscopy |
| It is the direct visualization of the inside of the uterus with the help of an endoscope for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. |
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| DUB / AUB |
| Abnormal uterine bleeding in young and post-menopausal is a common presenting complaint in a Gynaecologist's consultation chamber. Hysteroscopy helps to diagnose :- |
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Normal Endometrium. |
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Sub mucous myoma. |
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Endometrial polyp. |
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Endometrial atrophy |
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Endometrial hyperplasia. |
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Endometrial cancer |
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| Misplaced/ Lost IUCD |
| Can be located and removed. |
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| Infertility |
| Hysteroscopy permits inspection of cervical canal, the cavity of the uterus, evaluation of the tubal Ostia and intramural segment of the fallopian tubes. It can detect synachiae, polyps, fibroids and septae. |
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| Therapeutic |
Hysteroscopy can be a treatment modality in :-
Uterine malformation
DUB- Hysteroscopic endometrial ablation in DUB is an established treatment modality. |
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| polyps |
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Asherman's syndrome or intrauterine adhesions can be effectively tackled . |
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Removal of intrauterine foreign body. |
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Fallopian tube catheterization. |
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Biopsy from within the uterine cavity. |
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| Submocous Fibroids |
| can be removed hysteroscopically. |
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Asherman's syndrome or intrauterine adhesions can be effectively tackled . |
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Removal of intrauterine foreign body. |
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Fallopian tube catheterization. |
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Biopsy from within the uterine cavity. |
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