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431 Diagnosis of chronic endometritis by office hysteroscopy and immunohistochemistry in women with recurrent pregnancy loss and recurrent implantation failure
Introduction and aims of the study: Chronic inflammation of the endometrial lining may negatively affect fertility outcomes. Office hysteroscopy offers a direct visualization of the uterine cavity however, immunohistochemistry provides an accurate diagnosis in cases of chronic endometritis.
429 Diagnostic hysteroscopy and endometrial biopsy in the assessment of intrauterine alterations in infertile patients
Introduction and aims of the study: Diagnostic hysteroscopy enables the direct visualization of the cervical canal and the uterine cavity, allowing an accurate assessment of intrauterine alterations. As for endometritis and endometrial hyperplasia diagnosis, endometrial biopsy’s role is really crucial. Hysteroscopy and endometrial biopsy suggest valid and efficient procedures, both evaluating the endometrial factor in terms of female infertility.
184 Endometrial cancer in a patient undergoing hysteroscopy due to consecutive assisted reproductive technology failures
Introduction and aims of the study: Hysteroscopy is considered to be the gold standard for uterine cavity evaluation. However, remains controversial as a routine process in infertile patients. As for female infertility assessment, gynecological endoscopy’s role is really crucial. Especially in cases of repeated fertilization treatment failures, hysteroscopy constitutes the appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic procedure, offering the opportunity for see-and-treat management.
Introduction and aims of the study: Human Pappiloma Virus is a nonenveloped, circular, double stranded DNA virus. HPVs are generally classified as low and high risk, according to their potential to cause genital cancer. The virus pathogenesis process includes either an infectious virion-producing pathway or a non infectious cell-transforming, cancer-inducing pathway.
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