Asherman's syndrome Flashcards

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What is Asherman’s syndrome

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formation of adhesions / synechiae in the uterus following uterine damage

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When does Asherman’s syndrome occur

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after dilatation and curettage
uterine surgery
pelvic infection

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3
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What are the consequences of endometrial adhesions (3)

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menstruation abnormalities
infertility
recurrent miscarriages

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To diagnose Asherman’s syndrome adhesions have to be

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symptomatic

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How does Asherman’s syndrome usually present (3)

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secondary amenorrhoea
lighter periods
dysmenorrhoea

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How can intrauterine adhesions be diagnosed

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hysteroscopy
Hysterosalpingography
Sonohysterography
MRI

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what is Sonohysterography

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uterus is filled with fluid and a pelvic ultrasound is performed

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what is Hysterosalpingography

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contrast is injected into the uterus and imaged with xrays

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How is Asherman’s syndrome managed

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dissection of adhesions during hysteroscopy

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