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"indistinct endometrium or thin endometrium ("

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Acronyms

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"Intrauterine adhesions result secondary to trauma to the basal layer of the endometrium with subsequent scarring¹. This may be from a previous pregnancy, dilation and curettage, surgery, or infection (e.g. TB endometritis)."

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"Intrauterine adhesions are typically seen on HSG as multiple irregular linear filling defects (may give a lacunar pattern), with the inability to appropriately distend the uterine cavity ². In severe cases, there can even be complete non-filling of the uterine cavity."

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"There is a tendency for the condition to develop soon after pregnancy (usually within four months ⁹). The incidence is thought to be increasing probably as a result of increased use of intrauterine interventions."

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"Intrauterine adhesions result secondary to trauma to the basal layer of the endometrium with subsequent scarring¹. This may be from a previous pregnancy, dilation and curettage, surgery, or infection (e.g. TB endometritis)."

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"Intrauterine adhesions result secondary to trauma to the basal layer of the endometrium with subsequent scarring¹. This may be from a previous pregnancy, dilation and curettage, surgery, or infection (e.g. TB endometritis)."

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