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Intrauterine Adhesions: Clinical Manifestation & Diagnosis
"Intrauterine adhesions are bands of fibrous tissue that form in the endometrial cavity, usually in response to a uterine procedure. In most of the women with intrauterine adhesions may have no evident problems or symptoms. However, many of them may experience menstrual abnormalities such as absent or infrequent periods. And many other women may be unable to achieve pregnancy or may experience recurrent miscarriages. The webinar with Dr. Richika Sahay, Director at India IVF Clinic Delhi gave significant pointers by discussing cases on clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of Intrauterine Adhesions"
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Dr Richika Sahay
Director at India IVF Clinic Head Fertility specialist and Gynec-Laparoscopic surgeon at Fortis Hospital Vasant Kunj ,New Delhi.
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"Intrauterine adhesions are bands of fibrous tissue that form in the endometrial cavity, usually in response to a uterine procedure. In most of the women with intrauterine adhesions may have no evident problems or symptoms. However, many of them may experience menstrual abnormalities such as absent or infrequent periods. And many other women may be unable to achieve pregnancy or may experience recurrent miscarriages. The webinar with Dr. Richika Sahay, Director at India IVF Clinic Delhi gave significant pointers by discussing cases on clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of Intrauterine Adhesions"
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"Intrauterine adhesions are bands of fibrous tissue that form in the endometrial cavity, usually in response to a uterine procedure. In most of the women with intrauterine adhesions may have no evident problems or symptoms. However, many of them may experience menstrual abnormalities such as absent or infrequent periods. And many other women may be unable to achieve pregnancy or may experience recurrent miscarriages. The webinar with Dr. Richika Sahay, Director at India IVF Clinic Delhi gave significant pointers by discussing cases on clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of Intrauterine Adhesions"
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"Intrauterine adhesions are bands of fibrous tissue that form in the endometrial cavity, usually in response to a uterine procedure. In most of the women with intrauterine adhesions may have no evident problems or symptoms. However, many of them may experience menstrual abnormalities such as absent or infrequent periods. And many other women may be unable to achieve pregnancy or may experience recurrent miscarriages. The webinar with Dr. Richika Sahay, Director at India IVF Clinic Delhi gave significant pointers by discussing cases on clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of Intrauterine Adhesions"
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"Intrauterine adhesions are bands of fibrous tissue that form in the endometrial cavity, usually in response to a uterine procedure. In most of the women with intrauterine adhesions may have no evident problems or symptoms. However, many of them may experience menstrual abnormalities such as absent or infrequent periods. And many other women may be unable to achieve pregnancy or may experience recurrent miscarriages. The webinar with Dr. Richika Sahay, Director at India IVF Clinic Delhi gave significant pointers by discussing cases on clinical presentation, diagnosis, and management of Intrauterine Adhesions"