Prolonged intrauterine retention of fetal bones during an abortion procedure can lead to
secondary infertility. This review aimed to raise awareness among obstetric/gynaecologists …

Background: Hysterolaparoscopy has emerged as a better evaluation tool than laparoscopy
and dye test in cases of infertility because of the ability to evaluate intra uterine lesions …

OBJECTIVE: To report a case of osseous metaplasia of the cervix and endometrium as a
cause of secondary infertility. DESIGN: Case report. SETTING: Istanbul Bakirkoy Women …

Bony fragments in the uterus occur after second trimester termination of pregnancy following
retained fetal bones. Very rarely, they can form following first trimester loss. Clinical …

Background: Intrauterine lesions are important causes of infertility. This study aims to
evaluate the abnormal findings at hysteroscopy among infertile women seen in 2 new …

A vaginal foreign body consisting of a piece of retained calvarium from a macerated fetus
was identified and removed using vaginoscopy in a 4-year-old, spayed female bulldog. The …

Unsafe abortion is one of the most neglected healthcare problems in developing countries.
One of the rare complications of unsafe abortion is retained foetal bone. Prevalence of …

Objective To evaluate the operative hysteroscopy procedures performed among infertile
women at two hospitals in Nigeria. Methods A prospective case series was undertaken …

Since the early 1970s, hysteroscopic operation has been introduced in clinical practice. At
the very beginning, it was only used for tubal sterilization, which was achieved by …

We present the case of a 26-year-old woman with retained fetal bones, discovered eight
years after an induced mid-trimester abortion in a West African country. The patient had …