Multiple choice

Asherman's syndrome is diagnosed by all, except

  1. HSG

  2. hysteroscopy

  3. endometrial culture

  4. saline infusion USG

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C Correct answer
Explanation

Asherman's syndrome (intrauterine adhesions) is diagnosed by visualization: HSG shows filling defects, hysteroscopy is gold standard for direct visualization, and saline infusion USG can show adhesions. Endometrial culture is used for infection diagnosis, not for detecting adhesions or scarring.