Thanks to hysteroscopy, many uterine diseases have been detected and diagnosed accurately and safely, bringing high treatment efficiency to patients.

When detecting foreign objects in the uterus through ultrasound, hysteroscopy, and fallopian tube imaging, the patient will often be prescribed a hysteroscopy to remove the foreign objects. The foreign objects may be broken pieces of intrauterine devices remaining in the uterine cavity.

If a uterine septum is detected, the patient should be examined, monitored, consulted and prescribed appropriate treatment by obstetricians and gynecologists to avoid negative effects on fertility as well as the pregnancy and labor process, protecting the health of the mother and fetus.

Diagnostic hysteroscopy is a procedure in which a camera-equipped endoscope is inserted into the uterine cavity to clearly view the inside and make a diagnosis (diagnostic hysteroscopy). The procedure is often prescribed to diagnose abnormalities occurring in the uterine cavity and to examine the uterine cavity in infertile women.