Re: Asherman sundrome, intrauterine synichae

From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com)
Mon Aug 1 08:41:38 2005

intrauterine fluid is not a sign of Asherman's, however failure of the cavity to distend with saline during a sonohysterogram in a patient with secondary amenorrhea is strongly suggestive.

art

At Sun, 31 Jul 2005, Hazem El-Refaey wrote: >
>I am keen to know opinons regarding ultrasonic
>diagnosis of Asherman syndrome or intrauterine
>adhesions. Is intrauterine fluids a diagnostic sign

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art fougner, md


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