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. 2020 May 6;10(5):281. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics10050281

Table 2.

Indications for hysteroscopy.

Total 1 Bucharest Timișoara
(N = 368) (100%) (N = 45) (100%) (N = 323) (100%)
IUD retention 2 19 (5.16%) 0 (0.00%) 19 (5.88%)
AUB 3 131 (35.59%) 36 (80.00%) 95 (29.41%)
Postmenopausal 15 (4.07%) 1 (2.22%) 14 (4.33%)
Endometrial thickening 41 (11.14%) 7 (15.55%) 34 (10.52%)
Hypertrophy 17 (4.61%) 0 (0.00%) 17 (5.26%)
Hyperplasia 24 (6.52%) 7 (15.55%) 17 (5.26%)
Uterine myoma 55 (14.94%) 18 (40.00%) 37 (11.45%)
Intracavitary 19 (5.16%) 1 (2.22%) 18 (5.57%)
Chronic pelvic pain 11 (2.98%) 3 (6.66%) 8 (2.47%)
Adenomyosis 6 (1.63%) 2 (4.44%) 4 (1.23%)
Infertility 68 (18.47%) 7 (15.55%) 61 (18.88%)
primary 36 (9.78%) 2 (4.44%) 34 (10.52%)
secondary 25 (6.79%) 5 (11.11%) 20 (6.19%)
Uterine septum 3 (0.81%) 0 (0.00%) 3 (0.92%)
Polyps 153 (41.57%) 25 (55.55%) 128 (39.62%)
Cervical polyp 12 (3.26%) 4 (8.88%) 8 (2.47%)
Endometrial polyp 140 (38.04%) 21 (46.66%) 119 (36.84%)
Isthmocele 2 (0.54%) 0 (0.00%) 2 (0.61%)

1 Data are presented as N (%); 2 IUD: intrauterine device; 3 AUB: abnormal uterine bleeding.