Hysterocopy Newsletter vol 8 Issue 4 English
International Consensus Statement for recommended terminology describing Hysteroscopic Procedures
Tag: hysteroscopy
Adenomyosis: A Review
Luis Alonso Pacheco. Centro Gutenberg. Málaga. Spain INTRODUCTION Adenomyosis is defined as the presence of ectopic endometrial tissue inside theContinue Reading
Endometrial Polyps: overview
Luis Alonso Pacheco / Ana Merino Marquez. Centro Gutenberg. Málaga. Spain Endometrial polyps are areas of growth of endometrial tissueContinue Reading
Uterine Cervix
The name cervix derives from the Latin word “Cervic” meaning “neck”. It represents the lower portion of the uterus andContinue Reading
Endometrial Polyps: Should they always be removed?
The simplest answer to this clinical question would be a resounding yes. The concern is the possibility of malignancy locatedContinue Reading
How to avoid complications of hysteroscopy
Hysteroscopic surgical techniques have advanced to include more endometrial ablation devices, bipolar electrosurgery, hysteroscopic sterilization, and morcellators. As residents completeContinue Reading
In office diagnostic hysteroscopy for beginners
The main goal during in office diagnostic hysteroscopy is to obtain a smooth access the uterine cavity, making a fullContinue Reading
Endometrial Polyps
Endometrial polyps originate as focal hyperplasia of the basalis layer of the endometrium and become localized growths of endometrial tissueContinue Reading
Endometrial cancer and its relation with cupper T IUD
Many epidemiological studies have linked the use of the intrauterine device with decreased risk of endometrial cancer. Tao MH, etContinue Reading
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