ABSTRACT
Essure es un dispositivo anticonceptivo permanente de inserción transcervical con histeroscopia. Se sitúa en las trompas a las que ocluye estimulando la fibrosis. Las técnicas para seguir a las pacientes son la radiografía simple, histerosalpingografía y ecografía, aunque los dispositivos se pueden identificar también incidentalmente con TC y RM. El seguimiento de Essure se basa en comprobar los criterios de posición adecuada y funcionamiento correcto (oclusión tubárica), y diagnosticar complicaciones. Las complicaciones más frecuentes son la perforación, migración (hacia la cavidad uterina o peritoneal), y fallo de la oclusión. La intravasación vascular es la causa más frecuente de error diagnóstico con la histerosalpingografía. Es importante que el radiólogo reconozca el dispositivo en las diferentes técnicas de imagen, los signos que indican que su situación y función son correctas y diagnosticar las complicaciones (AU)
Essure is a permanent birth control device that is inserted through the cervix by hysteroscopy. The device is placed in the fallopian tubes, where it causes occlusion by stimulating fibrosis. Patients can be followed up with plain-film X-rays, hysterosalpingography, and ultrasonography, although the devices can also be identified incidentally on CT and MRI. The follow-up of Essure is based on checking the criteria for appropriate positioning and correct functioning (tubal occlusion) and on diagnosing complications. The most common complications are perforation, migration (toward the uterine or peritoneal cavity), and occlusion failure. In hysterosalpingography, vascular intravasation is the most common cause of diagnostic error. Radiologists need to know how to recognize the device on different imaging techniques, how to check that it is correctly placed and functioning, and how to diagnose complications (AU)
Subject(s)
Humans , Female , Contraceptive Devices, Female , Hysterosalpingography/methods , Sterilization, Reproductive/methods , Hysteroscopy/adverse effects , Hysteroscopy/methodsABSTRACT
Essure is a permanent birth control device that is inserted through the cervix by hysteroscopy. The device is placed in the fallopian tubes, where it causes occlusion by stimulating fibrosis. Patients can be followed up with plain-film X-rays, hysterosalpingography, and ultrasonography, although the devices can also be identified incidentally on CT and MRI. The follow-up of Essure is based on checking the criteria for appropriate positioning and correct functioning (tubal occlusion) and on diagnosing complications. The most common complications are perforation, migration (toward the uterine or peritoneal cavity), and occlusion failure. In hysterosalpingography, vascular intravasation is the most common cause of diagnostic error. Radiologists need to know how to recognize the device on different imaging techniques, how to check that it is correctly placed and functioning, and how to diagnose complications.
Subject(s)
Hysterosalpingography , Intrauterine Devices , Uterus/diagnostic imaging , Equipment Design , Female , Humans , Intrauterine Devices/adverse effectsABSTRACT
Se realiza una revisión de la patología susceptiblede diagnóstico y tratamiento histeroscópicoen mujeres con esterilidad o infertilidad.La alta prevalencia de patología uterina y lamejora en los resultados reproductivos tras sutratamiento endoscópico, hacen que la histeroscopiasea el método diagnóstico y terapéuticode elección en el útero septo, miomas submucosos,sinequias, pólipos endometriales y algunasoclusiones tubáricas proximales
We perform a review of the pathology capableof improvement with diagnostic and treatmenthysterocopy in women with infertility orprimary infertility. The high prevalence of intrauterinepathology and the reproductive improveresults subsequent to endoscopy treatmentshow that hysteroscopy is the choice methodfor diagnostic and treatment of the septateuterus, submucosal fibroids, synequias, endometrialpolyps and some proximal tubal obstructions
