Objective To review systematically the medical literature reporting on the prevalence of a
niche at the site of a Cesarean section (CS) scar using various diagnostic methods, on …

The increasing rate of elective and indicated caesarean sections worldwide has led to new
pathologies and management challenges. The number of patients undergoing trial of labor …

Objective To generate guidance for detailed uterine niche evaluation by ultrasonography in
the non‐pregnant woman, using a modified Delphi procedure amongst European experts …

Placenta accreta refers to different grades of abnormal placental attachment to the uterine
wall, which are characterised by invasion of trophoblast into the myometrium. Placenta …

Objective To study the prevalence of niches in the caesarean scar in a random population,
and the relationship with postmenstrual spotting and urinary incontinence. Design A …

Objective To evaluate gynecological and obstetrical outcomes, as well as remaining
myometrial thickness, after laparoscopic repair of a cesarean scar. Design Observational …

Objective There is a growing body of evidence that suggests that the surgical technique for
uterine closure following Cesarean delivery influences the healing of the Cesarean scar, but …

Caesarean section (CS) results in the occurrence of the phenomenon 'niche'. A
'niche'describes the presence of a hypoechoic area within the myometrium of the lower …

Background Cesarean scar defect (isthmocele) is a known complication after cesarean
delivery. It has become more common due to a rising cesarean delivery rate. Isthmocele has …

Around 20% of pregnant women undergo cesarean section (CS), and in most regions of the
world CS rates continue to grow. There is still no clear definition of what is considered a …