Source | Summary of classification |
March et al[1] | Adhesions classified as minimal, moderate, or severe based on hysteroscopic assessment of the degree of uterine cavity involvement. |
Hamou et al[2] | Adhesions classified as isthmic, marginal, central, or severe according to hysteroscopic assessment. |
Valle and Sciarra[3] | Adhesions classified as mild, moderate, or severe according to hysteroscopic assessment and extent of occlusion (partial or total) at HSG. |
Wamsteker; European Society for Hysteroscopy[4] | Complex system classifies IUAs as Grades I through IV with several subtypes and incorporates a combination of hysteroscopic and HSG findings and clinical symptoms. |
American Fertility Society[5] | Complex scored system of mild, moderate, or severe IUAs based on extent of endometrial cavity obliteration, appearance of adhesions, and patient menstrual characteristics based on hysteroscopic or HSG assessment. |
Donnez and Nisolle[6] | Adhesions classified into six grades on the basis of location, with postoperative pregnancy rate the primary driver. Hysteroscopy or HSG is used for assessment. |
Nasr et al[7] | Complex system creates a prognostic score by incorporating menstrual and obstetric history with IUA findings at hysteroscopic assessment. |
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