Increasing cesarean section rates have led to an increased awareness of associated
complications such as the formation of cesarean scar niche, defined as an indentation at the …

The consequence of each cesarean section is the uterine scar formation. In some patients,
uterine scar after cesarean section heals incompletely and as a result, the uterine niche is …

There is an increasing incidence of cesarean scar (CS) defect/niche and its sequelae,
probably not entirely explained by better diagnosis or rising cesarean rate. Discussion of …

Background and Objectives: To investigate the prevalence of a Cesarean section (CS) scar
niche during pregnancy, assessed by transvaginal ultrasound imaging, and to relate scar …

Objectives To determine the prevalence of clinical symptoms associated with Cesarean scar
defects, and to determine the association between the size of these defects, clinical …

Cesarean sections account for approximately 20% of all deliveries worldwide. In Poland, the
percentage of women delivering by cesarean section amounts to over 43%. According to …

Objective To evaluate the relationship between a niche and abnormal uterine bleeding, and
to develop a sonographic classification of niches and evaluate its relationship to abnormal …

The gynecologic sequelae due to deficient uterine scar healing after cesarean section are
only recently being identified and described. These include conditions such as abnormal …

Background Cesarean scar defect (isthmocele) is a known complication after cesarean
delivery. It has become more common due to a rising cesarean delivery rate. Isthmocele has …

Cesarean scar defect, also known as niche, isthmocele, uteroperitoneal fistula and uterine
diverticulum, is a known complication after cesarean delivery. Due to the rising cesarean …