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case_images: (A-C) Pre-surgery hysteroscopic patient examination images. (A) Adhesion of the uterine cavity's right wall. (B) Right fallopian tube opening. (C) Left fallopian tube opening. (D-F) Post-treatment hysteroscopic patient examination images. (D) Normal uterine cavity. (E) Right fallopian tube opening. (F) Left fallopian tube opening.
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case_images: Hysteroscopy examination indicated intrauterine adhesions immediately (Figures 1A-C) and based on American Fertility Society intrauterine scores, the patient was diagnosed with moderate IUA. The images revealed improved uterine cavity morphology without adhesion and that the endometrium was uniform (Figures 1D-F).
case_images: The patient's endometrial thickness increased gradually during the treatment, and there was no significant change during post-treatment follow-up.
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case_images: During the mid-luteal phase, endometrial thickness increased gradually to 0.6 cm (Figure 2).