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1. Skin incisions are not required for hysteroscopy.

2. Hysteroscopy can also be used to diagnose intrauterine adhesions.

3. Objective To evaluate hysteroscopy in diagnosis and treatment for the hypomenorrhea and amenorrhea.

4. Objective : To explore the effect of hysteroscopy combined with laparoscopy in the therapy of female infertility.

5. To study the diagnostic value hysteroscopy on abnormal uterine bleeding AUBAUB under hysteroscopy.

6. Both the office and operative hysteroscopy are performed through the opening of your cervix.

7. Conclusion:Hysteroscopy can establish a diagnosis for abnormal uterus bleeding(AUB), the position of IUD can be evaluated, and can be removed by uteroscopy.

8. To evaluate the clinical value of hysteroscopy combined with laparoscopy and hysterosalpingography(HSG) in diagnosis and treatment of female infertility.

9. Surgery ( hysteroscopy ) may be required to further evaluate and possibly correct uterine structural problems.

10. Method The hysteroscopy results and treatments in 102 cases with hypomenorrhea or amenorrhea were reviewed and compared with other diagnosis methods.

11. Objective: To evaluate the diagnostic value of hysteroscopy combining three-dimensional ultrasonic hysterography on the endometrial organic changes.

12. Material and Methods: Hysteroscopy was performed in 48 patients with remained intrauterine device, embryo and placenta after failure of a general uterine curettage and remove of intrauterine divice.

13. To evaluate the clinical application of fibrous hysteroscopy to the operation of complicated lithangiuria.

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14. Diagnostic hysteroscopy is an outpatient procedure that is performed in a physician's office or operating room.

15. Methods: Hysteroscopy was carried out among 64 infertile female patients and uterine flushing was collected for LIF assay in the mid-secretory phase.

16. Methods:42 cases diagnosed submucous myomas by hysteroscopy were operated using hysteroscopic bipolar vaporization resectoscopy. Results:All were successfully completed operation at one time.

17. Purpose : To compare the value of ultrasound, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy in diagnosing septate uterus.

18. Methods: The data of 58 cases performed by hysteroscopy combined with laparoscopy were analysized retrospectively.

19. Conclusion B ultrasonic inspection hysteroscopy is diagnosis, treatment, intrauterine Taigu residue of the most effective way.

20. Objective To determine the efficacy and safety of hysteroscopy bipolar vaporization resectoscopy surgery.

21. Complications with operative hysteroscopy include absorption of fluid, infection, bleeding, and uterine perforation.

22. Objective To valuate endometrial pathologic examination and transvaginal color Doppler ultrasonography (TVUS), diagnostic hysteroscopy (DH) in diagnosis of uterine cavity lesions.

23. Conclusion There is no influence on ovarian function after hysteroscopy surgery in a short period.

24. AIM : To observe the effects of misoprostol used for intenerating cervical and ease pain in hysteroscopy.

25. Objective To investigate the effects and surgical techniques of hysteroscopy in the management of benign lesions of cervical canal.

26. Objective To investigate clinical value of color Doppler ultrasound combined with hysteroscopy for diagnosing early cornual pregnancy (within 7 weeks of pregnancy).

27. In comparison with the pathological findings after hysterectomy or suction curettage, the accuracy of hysteroscopy reac ed 95%.

28. Objective : To evaluate the clinical value of diagnosis and treatment in uterine septum by hysteroscopy.

29. Objective: To evaluate the diagnostic valise of MRI and transvaginal sonography (TVS) in submucous myomas and to compare the advantages of two methods according to hysteroscopy and pathologic results.

30. Objective : To compare the sedation efficacy, adverse effects of propofol - ketamine versus propofol for hysteroscopy.