| A hysteroscopy is an examination of the inside of the womb using a telescope called a hysteroscope. |
| According to Janssen in 1986, these lesions have the aspect, consistency and colour of the endometrium, as viewed by hysteroscopy. |
| Hysterosonography, hysteroscopy or MRI may be prescribed when the ultrasound results are difficult to interpret, when there is infertility or when a doubt persists as to the nature of the tumour. |
| From another point of view, it is obvious that the arrival of metroplasty techniques via hysteroscopy has brought simple, outpatient operations with minimal risk of complications within reach. |
| Thus, some of the complications of hysteroscopy carry significant morbidity and possible mortality. |
| During a hysteroscopy, the patient will probably be given a local anesthetic. |
