Retained products of conception (RPOC) can occur after early or mid-trimester pregnancy
termination and also following vaginal or cesarean delivery. It is frequently associated with …

Background In recent years, the available evidence revealed that mechanical hysteroscopic
tissue removal (mHTR) systems represent a safe and effective alternative to conventional …

Hysteroscopy has truly revolutionized the field of diagnostic and operative gynecology. It is
presently regarded as the gold standard method for both the diagnosis and treatment of …

During the last twenty years, the diagnostic approach to endometrial pathology has radically
evolved. For over a century, intrauterine blind biopsy techniques were considered the gold …

Objective To describe clinical and demographic characteristics, ultrasound appearance, and
hysteroscopic outcomes of patients with endometrial osseous metaplasia. Study design We …

Objective: Hysteroscopic procedures are minimally invasive procedures that enable to
assess the uterine cavity (diagnostic hysteroscopy) and to treat intrauterine lesions …

Introduction. Retained products of conception (RPOC) are detected in 15% of women after
spontaneous or medical abortion. RPOC blind removal from the uterine cavity remains the" …

This article presents an overview of the diagnosis and classification of retained products of
conception (RPOC) as well as removal techniques and discusses the associated …

Hysteroscopy is one of the most advanced minimal invasive procedures in the gynaecology
speciality. It has transformed significantly over the past few decades. This chapter …

Retained placenta tissue is a rare condition, and its diagnosis and surgical treatment are
often challenging. Conventionally, the surgical management of such cases is largely …