Asherman&;s syndrome can be diagnosed by all except: (A) Hysterosalpingography, (B) Saline sonography, (C) Endometrial culture, (D) Hysteroscopy
Answer is C. Asherman&;s syndrome Condition characterized by adhesions and/or fibrosis of the endometrium cavity of uterus Diagnosis Hysteroscopy: Confirms uterine synechiae, type and extent of adhesions Hsterosalpingography: Diagnoses uterine synechiae, polyps, uterine anomaly, patency of fallopian tube and incompetence of internal os Saline sonography: Infusion of normal saline into the uterine cavity and simultaneous transvaginal sonography. Helpful in the diagnosis of uterine pathology. SHAW&;S TEXTBOOK OF GYNECOLOGY,15th edition