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Follicular changes studiedultrasonographically by Transabdominal as well as Transvaginal route during follicular monitoring in 81 patients of fertile age. These patients were referred for follicular monitoring in normal and stimulated cycles from infertility clinic. Patients’ compliance and acceptance was excellent for TVS technique as compared to TAS technique. For follicles > 20 mm in size, no significant difference was noted in detection rate between TAS and TVS. However, in smaller follicles especially below 10 mm the TVS offered definite improvement in the detection rates. Transabdominal methods underestimates the number of follicles, than does TVS. TV ultrasound measurement of follicular size has lower intra and inter-observer variability. Other studies also demonstrated that TVS scanning methods have a higher degree of patients compliance and acceptance of TVS has already been confirmed in our study. This highlights the need to make use of this mode of investigation for wider indications.

Follicular Changes In Relation To Menstrual Cycle In Female Of Fertile Age