Hemosiderin Pigmentation on Hysteroscopy

Pigmentation on hysteroscopy is a rare finding. The authors describe a case where hysteroscopy revealed hemosiderin pigmentation on fundal endometrium. Hemosiderin pigmentation is a marker of a number of uterine afflictions including Adenomyosis and endometritis among others. Similar content being viewed by others

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