INTRAUTERINE ADMINISTRATION OF LONGIDASE IN ORDER TO PREVENT THE FORMATION OF INTRAUTERINE SYNECHIAE FOR POSSIBLE CONTROL OF THE CONDITION OF THE FALLOPIAN TUBE MOUTHS AFTER HYSTEROSCOPIC ABLATION OF THE UTERINE CAVITY DUE TO HYPERPLASTIC PROCESSES IN MENOPAUSAL PATIENTS.

Grigoryan Nonna Samvelovna

Destruction of the endometrium due to trauma to the basal layer of the endometrium can cause intrauterine adhesions known as Asherman's syndrome (AS). There are various types of imaging modalities for diagnosing intrauterine adhesions, such as hysterosalpingography, sonohysterography, ultrasonography, and hysteroscopy, which are considered the gold standard. A hysterosalpingogram may indicate the presence of intrauterine adhesions and may reveal the extent of scar formation. It is scientifically proven that the confirmed Asherman's syndrome not only has a negative impact on the reproductive function of a woman, but also worsens the quality of life, initiates the appearance of many painful symptoms, so there is a need to use the most effective means of preventing the formation of intrauterine synechia (one of which is Longidase).

Keywords:hysterosalpingography, adhesive process, intrauterine synechia, injection of longidase