Infertility

Infertility ultrasound examination 3D gynecological US, 3D reconstruction of the uterine cavity

Today, every fifth couple in Hungary struggles with infertility. Infertility is most often caused by anatomical (uterine developmental disorder, polyp, myoma), endocrinological, immunological, genetic, hormonal or hematological reasons.

Malformations of internal genital organs

The prevalence of congenital malformations of the female genital tract in the average female population is 4-7%, and among those with habitual miscarriage/infertility it is higher 12-15%.

It developed as a result of a fusion disorder of the uterus hedge (uterus septus/subseptus) is the most common uterine malformation. Less severe forms whenever partially divided uterine cavity, or only indentation, "heart-shaped" uterine cavity can be verified. The disease is often recognized after several miscarriages.

If only one half of the uterus develops, then of unicorn bee (uterus unicornis) we are talking about. In the case of complete failure of union of the Müller tubes uterus with two horns, two mouths and double vagina (uterus et vagina duplex) develops. As a result of fusion disorder bee with two necks and two horns (uterus bicornis bicollis), a bee with a neck and two horns (uterus bicornis unicollis) may develop. In these cases, the probability of pregnancy is much lower, if it does occur, we can more often expect miscarriage or premature birth. Some of the developmental disorders become apparent already in the period around the first menstruation, others are difficulties with sexual intercourse, or it is recognized in connection with infertility.

In many cases, uterine malformations are solved surgically: hysteroscopy (hysteroscopy) and removal of the septum.

Cervix, uterine polypus

Cervical and uterine polyps are formations resulting from the thickening of the endometrium. It can also be diagnosed in women of reproductive age during an infertility investigation. In some patients, it does not cause any complaints, in others, abnormal bleeding may occur. The most suitable treatment method in this case is hysteroscopy, i.e. hysteroscopy, with which the polyps can be removed, thus removing the obstacle to implantation.

Fibroids

The incidence of benign uterine smooth muscle tumors in women planning a pregnancy is around 20-25%. Myoma can be located directly under the lining of the uterine peritoneum (subserosus), in the muscular wall of the uterus (intramural) and under the uterine mucosa (submucosal). During their growth, they can deform the uterine cavity, causing difficulty in implantation, miscarriage or premature birth. Symptoms: bleeding disorder, infertility, miscarriage. When planning a pregnancy, removal of the fibroid may be justified, depending on its location and size.

At the Russian Medical Center, with the help of the most modern ultrasound equipment and the available image correction software, we have the opportunity to detect the above anatomical abnormalities non-invasively (without surgery).

The 3D reconstruction examination of the uterine cavity and the tomographic evaluation of the endometrium and uterine wall (TUI) are indispensable in the assessment of the above-mentioned pathological conditions and in the planning of further diagnostic and therapeutic steps.

Do you need a gynecological or obstetrical examination? Make an appointment today Debrecen obsession from Nyíregyháza to our diagnostic center!

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Infertility

Malformations of internal genital organs

Cervix, uterine polypus

Fibroids

Do you need a gynecological or obstetrical examination? Make an appointment today Debrecen obsession from Nyíregyháza to our diagnostic center!

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