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• TITLE: Office Hysteroscopy in Difficult Embryo Transfer; Case Report of Three Cases

  AUTHORS: Mohamed Elmahdy, Hoda F. Abdel Salam, Nehal A. Kobeisy

  KEYWORDS: Office Hysteroscopy, Embryo Transfer, ICSI

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vol.6 No.3, March 2, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Objectives: To facilitate embryo transfer technique in cases with previous failed or difficult transfer using office hysteroscopy. Study Design: Case report of 3 cases of previous difficult embryo transfer (ET). Methods: Hysteroscopic assisted insertion of cervical stent at the end of withdrawal bleeding in the stimulation cycle. This stent was used as a track for embryo transfer catheter. Results: One case cancelled before (embryo transfer) ET and the other 2 cases didn’t get pregnant in spite of easy embryo transfer. Conclusion: This hysteroscopic assisted ET technique may facilitate ET technique in cases with difficult embryo transfer due to deformed cervix.