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Diagnosis and hysteroscopic correction of congenital uterine anomalies such as a septate uterus.
Key Highlights:
- Diagnosis of conditions like a septate uterus
- Hysteroscopic correction in a single, minimally invasive procedure
- Can improve pregnancy and miscarriage outcomes
- Individualised assessment of which anomalies need treatment
Precise Diagnosis
Hysteroscopy and imaging together confirm the exact type of anomaly.
Single-Procedure Correction
Many anomalies, like a septate uterus, are corrected in one hysteroscopic procedure.
Your path to a corrected path
Congenital uterine anomalies like a septate uterus can affect pregnancy outcomes, but many are correctable with a single, minimally invasive hysteroscopic procedure.
Precise Diagnosis
Confirming the exact type of anomaly.
Minimally Invasive Correction
Often done in a single procedure.
Improved Pregnancy Outcomes
Particularly for recurrent miscarriage.
Compassionate care at every step
Congenital anomalies are diagnosed carefully before deciding whether correction is needed and appropriate.
Step 01
Diagnostic Evaluation
Hysteroscopy and imaging to confirm the type of anomaly.
Step 02
Hysteroscopic Correction
Minimally invasive correction where appropriate, such as for a septate uterus.
Step 03
Follow-Up
Confirmation of a normalised cavity and guidance for future pregnancy.
Frequently asked question
No, some don't affect fertility or pregnancy and don't require correction ÔÇö this is assessed individually.
Yes, it's one of the recognised causes of recurrent miscarriage, and correction can improve outcomes.
Most corrections, like septum resection, are done hysteroscopically without external incisions.
