Presentation
Two previous cesarian sections, one dilatation and curettage, she presents with with secondary infertility, oligomenorrhea, and galactorrhea.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Asherman syndrome
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Endometrium reveals an interrupted line in sagittal plane (endometrial "kinking"), there is indistinct lower segment endo-myometrial junction, endometrial free fluid and punctuate echogenic foci.
Case Discussion
In Asherman's syndrome/uterine synechiae, adhesions develop as a result of endometrial injury due to dilatation and curettage, other uterine surgical procedures or infection for example TB endometritis. Symptoms include repeated miscarriages, amenorrhea and infertility.
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