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Ultrasound-Guided Hysteroscopic Metroplasty

This video abstract showcases the simultaneous use of pelvic ultrasound and hysteroscopy for uterine septum resection, improving visualization and increasing complete resection rates. For more information, visit https://cansagevideos.com Presented By Sarah Smith, Darrien Rattray Affiliations University of Saskatchewan Timestamps (00:07) Objectives (00:18) Background (02:53) Clinical Presentation (03:44 - 05:31) Procedure Video (05:32) Summary The video abstract presents a method for resecting uterine septum using both pelvic ultrasound and hysteroscopy simultaneously. Uterine septa, which occur in 1 to 15 per 1000 women, are linked to pregnancy complications. Certain gynecologic procedures, such as non-resectoscopic endometrial ablation or intrauterine device insertion, can be more complex or even contraindicated in women with a uterine septum. The integration of ultrasound during hysteroscopic metroplasty enhances the surgeon’s ability to visualize the uterine anatomy and effectively resect the septum. Ultrasonography has been shown to increase the rates of complete resection by providing clearer guidance throughout the procedure. This technique highlights the value of adding ultrasound to gynecologic surgeries, particularly when addressing complex uterine anomalies, as it helps ensure optimal outcomes for patients undergoing uterine septum resection.