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In fact, infertility related to uterine cavity abnormalities has been estimated to be the causal factor in as many as 10% to 15% of couples seeking treatment. Moreover, abnormal uterine findings have been found in 34% to 62% of infertile women [1]. A successful pregnancy outcome for infertile women undergoing ICSI procedure depends on many factors. Among these factors good embryo quality (A or B), favorable intrauterine environment and a skillful ICSI laboratory are prerequisites to achieve a successful pregnancy outcome. Intrauterine abnormalities play an important role in implantation failure in ICSI trials [2, 3, and 4].

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Uterine Cavity Assessment Prior to ICSI in Patients with Reproductive Failure: 3 Dimensional Gel Instillation Sonohysterography VS. Office Hysteroscopy