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This review aims to consolidate current understanding of the causes, diagnosis, and management strategies for intrauterine adhesions.

August 10, 2026Journal of modern medicineOpen Access

Intrauterine Adhesions (Asherman Syndrome): Current Perspectives on Etiology, Diagnosis, Prevention, and Treatment (Literature Review)

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Literature review summarizes the etiology and treatment of intrauterine adhesions in women, suggesting new approaches for prevention and treatment.

This review aims to consolidate current understanding of the causes, diagnosis, and management strategies for intrauterine adhesions.
Reviewed clinical guidelines from relevant gynecological associations and studies on Asherman syndrome.
Analyzed various diagnostic methods, classification systems, and preventive strategies for adhesion recurrence.
Discussed innovative treatments, including the use of stem cells derived from bone marrow and menstrual tissue.
Identified multiple potential causes of intrauterine adhesions leading to secondary infertility and menstrual issues.
Highlighted existing prevention strategies, but a standardized approach remains absent.
Emphasized the potential of stem cell therapies to improve treatment outcomes.

Saparov et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Literature review summarizes the etiology and treatment of intrauterine adhesions in women, suggesting new approaches for prevention and treatment.