Asherman_Syndrome_Flashcards

Question 1

What is the surgical treatment for Asherman Syndrome?

Answer 1

The surgical treatment for Asherman Syndrome is the breakdown of intrauterine adhesions (hysteroscopic adhesiolysis).

Question 2

What is the purpose of inserting a paediatric Foley catheter or intrauterine device in the treatment of Asherman Syndrome?

Answer 2

The purpose of inserting a paediatric Foley catheter or intrauterine device in the treatment of Asherman Syndrome is to prevent the re-formation of adhesions.

Question 3

How long is the paediatric Foley catheter or intrauterine device left in place for Asherman Syndrome?

Answer 3

The paediatric Foley catheter or intrauterine device is left in place for 4-8 weeks in the treatment of Asherman Syndrome.

Question 4

What hormonal treatment is given after surgical treatment for Asherman Syndrome?

Answer 4

The hormonal treatment given after surgical treatment for Asherman Syndrome is 2 cycles of cyclical oral oestrogen and progesterone.

Question 5

What is the purpose of the hormonal treatment given after surgical treatment for Asherman Syndrome?

Answer 5

The purpose of the hormonal treatment given after surgical treatment for Asherman Syndrome is to aid endometrial proliferation.