Abstract
Current literature supports a role for hysteroscopic isthmoplasty in treating isthmocele-related abnormal uterine bleeding. However, limited data is available on preoperative factors predicting successful hysteroscopic treatment. The objective of this study is to investigate the performance of bidimensional ultrasonography (TVS) and three-dimensional saline contrast sonohysterography (3D-SCSH) in predicting the improvement of symptoms in patients undergoing hysteroscopic treatment of cesarean scar isthmocele.
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