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Treatment of Thin Endometrium with Hysteroscopic Autologous Platelet Rich Plasma Injection

Gökalp Öner

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In infertility treatments, one of the most hardest problem is thin endometrium which is neccessary affect implantation. Recently, autologous Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injection has been prefered with catheter injection into the uterin cavity. The results are conflict between the series. Our patients diagnosed with thin endometrium failed to respond medical treatment. This case series reports on three women which has thin endometrium and history of recurrent implantation failure. We defined a new technique for PRP injection into the endometrium with hysteroscopy. Following the hysteroscopic PRP treatment, three patients that previously failed In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) performed IVF and achieved pregnancy. This is the first case report to define this technique in the literature and get pregnancy.

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In infertility treatments, one of the most hardest problem is thin endometrium which is neccessary affect implantation. Recently, autologous Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injection has been prefered with catheter injection into the uterin cavity. The results are conflict between the series. Our patients diagnosed with thin endometrium failed to respond medical treatment. This case series reports on three women which has thin endometrium and history of recurrent implantation failure. We defined a new technique for PRP injection into the endometrium with hysteroscopy. Following the hysteroscopic PRP treatment, three patients that previously failed In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) performed IVF and achieved pregnancy. This is the first case report to define this technique in the literature and get pregnancy.

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In infertility treatments, one of the most hardest problem is thin endometrium which is neccessary affect implantation. Recently, autologous Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) injection has been prefered with catheter injection into the uterin cavity. The results are conflict between the series. Our patients diagnosed with thin endometrium failed to respond medical treatment. This case series reports on three women which has thin endometrium and history of recurrent implantation failure. We defined a new technique for PRP injection into the endometrium with hysteroscopy. Following the hysteroscopic PRP treatment, three patients that previously failed In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) performed IVF and achieved pregnancy. This is the first case report to define this technique in the literature and get pregnancy.

Key concepts: Endometrium, Hysteroscopy, Infertility, Medicine, Uterine cavity, Implantation failure, Pregnancy, In vitro fertilisation

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