Immunohistopathologic Findings of Cesarean Scar Niche
Niche is iatrogenic pouch like defect, present on the uterine isthmus' anterior wall where a previous caesarean section scar was made. Still, a niche has generally been defined as the myometrium's depression of at least 2 mm (Lumbanraja et al., 2024).
The literature is lacking in information about the accurate histopathologic characteristics of cesarean scar niche ridges that have been removed by hysteroscopy, as well as what critical findings to highlight and what gynaecologists can anticipate from pathology reports of cesarean scar niche specimens (AbdullGaffar \& Almulla ,2022).
In this study the aim of the work is to study the histopathologic findings in cesarean scar niche specimens repaired by hysteroscopy in our institution, identify the causes of local thinning of the uterine scar after c-section to direct gynecologists regarding the efficacy of their hysteroscopic corrective repair of cesarean scar niche concerning the amelioration of symptoms, restoration of fertility, and patient follow-up.
Gender: FEMALE
Ages: 18 Years - 45 Years
