Pre-IVF Hysteroscopy
Pre-IVF hysteroscopy is a hysteroscopic uterine cavity evaluation procedure that may be performed before selected assisted reproductive treatment protocols including IVF and Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI).
Hysteroscopy allows direct visualization of the uterine cavity, including the endometrial lining where embryo implantation occurs. The procedure may assist evaluation of selected intrauterine abnormalities and uterine cavity findings that could influence reproductive assessment and treatment planning.
Hysteroscopic evaluation may assist identification of selected uterine cavity abnormalities including endometrial polyps, intrauterine adhesions (synechiae), submucosal fibroids, congenital uterine variations, and other endometrial cavity findings where clinically indicated.
In selected situations, hysteroscopy may additionally allow minor operative procedures during the same setting depending on the clinical findings and reproductive treatment plan.
Pre-treatment uterine cavity evaluation forms part of reproductive assessment workflows in selected patients undergoing fertility evaluation and assisted reproductive treatment planning.
Hysteroscopy is generally performed as a daycare or short-stay procedure depending on the clinical indication and procedural requirements.
Pre-IVF hysteroscopy at Krishna IVF forms part of broader reproductive evaluation, uterine cavity assessment, and individualized fertility treatment planning workflows in selected clinical situations.
Research activities related to hysteroscopic evaluation and reproductive outcomes from Krishna IVF have contributed to published scientific literature in reproductive medicine.