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Fig 1.

Intraoperative images of the hysteroscopic surgery procedure.

(A) Abnormal hypervascularity is observed in the cesarean scar defect. (B) Cutting of the inferior edge of the cesarean scar defect using a cutting loop electrode. (C) Cauterization of all areas including the abnormal vasculature in the cesarean scar defect. (D) Appearance after cauterization using a ball electrode.

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Table 1.

Comparison of patients and clinical data.

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Fig 2.

Graphical representations of the residual myometrial thickness before and after hysteroscopic surgery.

The pre- and postoperative residual myometrial thicknesses of (A) the entire study population, (B) pregnant women, and (C) non-pregnant women. Significant differences between pre- and postoperative measurements were detected among the entire cohort and pregnant women. ****P < 0.0001.

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Fig 3.

Cumulative pregnancy rate after hysteroscopic surgery in women with infertility due to cesarean scar syndrome (n = 38).

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