FU Xiaohua,JI Mengxia,SHU Jing. The implement of micro-scissor for hysteroscopic adhesiolysis in reproductive medicine center[J]. JOURNAL OF WEZHOU MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, 2019, 49(1): 52-55.
Abstract:Objective: To compare the effectiveness of micro-scissor with electric-loop in hysteroscopic adhesiolysis for moderate- to severe-intrauterine adhesion women with fertility intention. Methods: In this study, 82 women from Zhejiang Provincial People’s Hospital during September 2014 to December 2016 underwent hysteroscopic division procedure were allocated to micro-scissor group (n=39) and electric-loop group (n=43). Oral estrogen was administered to promote endometrial regeneration at operation period mense day 3, and an IUD was inserted after operation to prevent adhesion reformation. A second look hysteroscopic was performed in all cases, and the effect of hysteroscopic adhesiolysis was scored by the American Fertility Society Classification system (AFS). Pregnant outcome, including natural and assisted reproductive pregnancy, was also followed up for one year after operation. Results: At the second look, there was no significant difference in the post-operative recovery of uterine shape between two groups. However, the recovery of menstruation was significantly better in the micro-scissor group than the electric loop group. In addition, the pregnancy rate in the micro-scissor group was 43.6%, which was also higher than 37.2% in the electric loop group. Conclusion: Using micro-scissor or electric-loop in hysteroscopic adhesiolysis could improve uterine morphology and menstrual pattern to a certain extent. Treatment with micro-scissor may be a good try in women with fertility intention.
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