The document provides information about a normal uterus as seen on ultrasound scans. It notes that a normal uterus is pear shaped, around 7cm in length and 4cm in width for women of reproductive age. It describes the uterus' layers and position, and how ultrasound can assess its relationship to surrounding organs. The summary emphasizes that a key aspect of fertility scans is examining the endometrium and endometrial lining, which should be a triple layer pattern of at least 7mm thickness with increased blood flow, depending on the day of the menstrual cycle. Contact information is provided for fertility-related queries.
The document provides information about a normal uterus as seen on ultrasound scans. It notes that a normal uterus is pear shaped, around 7cm in length and 4cm in width for women of reproductive age. It describes the uterus' layers and position, and how ultrasound can assess its relationship to surrounding organs. The summary emphasizes that a key aspect of fertility scans is examining the endometrium and endometrial lining, which should be a triple layer pattern of at least 7mm thickness with increased blood flow, depending on the day of the menstrual cycle. Contact information is provided for fertility-related queries.
The document provides information about a normal uterus as seen on ultrasound scans. It notes that a normal uterus is pear shaped, around 7cm in length and 4cm in width for women of reproductive age. It describes the uterus' layers and position, and how ultrasound can assess its relationship to surrounding organs. The summary emphasizes that a key aspect of fertility scans is examining the endometrium and endometrial lining, which should be a triple layer pattern of at least 7mm thickness with increased blood flow, depending on the day of the menstrual cycle. Contact information is provided for fertility-related queries.
· Uterus is a pear shaped reproductive organ in a female of size 7cm in length and 4 cm in width in the reproductive age group. · Its size varies with the age and parity of the women. · Uterus has a body, cervix and two fallopian tubes one on each side. · It is either Anteverted (tilting forwards) or Retroverted (tilting backwards). · On USG uterine relation to surrounding organs like ovaries, bladder and bowels can be assessed. · Cervix as seen on USG with a clear layer of mucus in the cervical canal is a favourable sign reecting good level of oestrogen production. · Important aspect of fertility scan is the examination of the endometrium in the assessment of endometrial receptivity based on the appearance like triple layer with the minimum thickness of 7mm and increased blood ow on colour doppler studies. · On the 2nd day of menstrual cycle i.e. D2 endometrial lining is thin as most of it is shed. th · On the 9 day of menstrual cycle i.e. D9 the triple layer pattern is seen due to gradual increase in thickness of the endometrium due to the effect of the hormone called oestrogen. · On the 21st day of the menstrual cycle i.e. D21 the endometrial lining is homogenous and thick due to the effect of the hormone called progesterone.
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