Intrauterine Adhesions (Asherman's Syndrome)

By RRM Academy Reviewed by Dr. Naomi Whittaker, MD, Board-Certified OBGYN, MIGS, NFPMC, FCI Updated April 18, 2026

Scar tissue within the uterine cavity, typically following uterine trauma (e.g., D&C, myomectomy, infection). Ranges from mild adhesions to obliteration of the cavity. Diagnosed by SIS, HSG, or hysteroscopy. Treated by hysteroscopic adhesiolysis with post-operative estrogen therapy to promote re-epithelialization.

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