Ultrasonographic assessment is an extremely important part of fertility assessment because it identifies problems or irregularities which may affect conception and provides your Specialist with information to facilitate treatment planning.

The transvaginal ultrasound picture accurately depicts the pelvic anatomy of the scanned area and provides a safe, quick and reproducible method of assessment.

USG assessment of the endometrium is an important investigative tool in assessing the receptivity of the endometrium and can provide useful information during fertility evaluation.

Yes. Congenital uterine abnormalities may have an important role in subfertility, implantation failure and the outcome of pregnancy.

Endometrial volume is described as a useful criterion in predicting embryo implantation success and pregnancy rate in patients undergoing IVF.

3D/4D scanning technology is an advanced ultrasound technique. In pre-conception imaging, 3D ultrasound is particularly useful for identifying abnormalities in the uterus and evaluating the uterine cavity.

3D ultrasound can help evaluate the uterine cavity for conditions such as endometrial polyps, uterine fibroids and other uterine conditions.

3D and 4D scanning provides detailed imaging and information that can assist fertility assessment, identification of issues that might affect fertility, assessment of response to ovarian stimulation and treatment planning.

The assessment is performed using a transvaginal sonogram to obtain detailed images of the uterus and endometrial cavity.

Endometrial receptivity refers to the suitability of the uterine lining for embryo implantation. Ultrasound assessment of the endometrium is an important investigative tool in assessing endometrial receptivity.

Ultrasound can help identify problems or irregularities involving the uterus. The page specifically describes 3D ultrasound as particularly useful for identifying uterine abnormalities and evaluating the uterine cavity.

Yes. The page states that 3D ultrasound helps in evaluating the uterine cavity for the presence of endometrial polyps.

Yes. 3D ultrasound can help identify uterine fibroids, which are benign tumours of the muscle of the uterus.

Yes. Ultrasonographic assessment provides the Specialist with information that can help identify problems or irregularities and facilitate fertility treatment planning.

The page describes transvaginal ultrasound as a safe, quick and reproducible method for accurately depicting pelvic anatomy.

Evaluation of the uterine cavity can help identify abnormalities that may affect fertility, implantation or pregnancy outcome and can provide information useful for treatment planning.

The page states that 3D/4D scanning can provide effective identification of issues which might affect fertility or possible causes of recurrent pregnancy loss.

The page states that the imaging can assist with prediction of a patient's response to drugs used to stimulate the ovaries.

The live Endometrial Assessment page does not provide a specific price. Patients are advised to contact the clinic for the current cost of the assessment.

The page describes a 3D/4D assessment of the endometrial cavity using a transvaginal sonogram, which provides detailed imaging of the uterus and uterine cavity.