Uterine calcifications identified and removed via hysteroscopy in two patients with prior dilatation and curettage

Uterine calcification is a rare finding that may result from prior uterine trauma such as dilatation and curettage (D and C). We report two cases of women with prior D and C presenting with menstrual disturbances-one with amenorrhoea and another with menorrhagia. Imaging revealed intrauterine calcifications, which were removed via hysteroscopy using a nephroscope and forceps. Postoperative follow-up indicated significant symptomatic improvement and restoration of menstrual regularity. Hysteroscopic removal of uterine calcifications offers an effective and minimally invasive treatment option, particularly in post-D and C patients.