This exam studies the lining of the uterus (endometrium) in order to: - Detect anomalies. - Take samples for laboratory analysis. - Perform small surgical procedures (resection of polyps or fibroids, curettage.) When done under general anesthesia.
Looking for: - A fibroid. - Signs of inflammation or infection. - An obstruction. - A tumor. - A malformation. It is indicated in the balance sheets of: - Sterility. - Repeated miscarriages. - Gynecological pain and bleeding.
Hysteroscopy is considered the gold standard because it is very precise. Diagnostic hysteroscopy does not require general anesthesia and uses a flexible fiberscope unlike surgical hysteroscopy.