B ultrasound can detect uterine adhesions?

B ultrasound examination of intrauterine adhesions, can only make a preliminary diagnosis, in the clinical can be found through B ultrasound whether the endometrium is relatively thin, and whether there is a rise in uneven or strong rise in the case, in the clinical to highly suspect whether it is caused by intrauterine adhesions, when intrauterine adhesions show local fibrosis, can be found through B ultrasound local echo enhancement, at this time can be combined with whether the patient has recently had uterine operation clinical history, Such as abortion or diagnostic curettage or curettage surgery, may cause endometrial damage, so show uterine adhesions, so combined with medical history. B ultrasound examination can make a preliminary diagnosis clinically, but for suspected patients with uterine adhesions, to make a clear diagnosis under hysteroscopy, and to do hysteroscopy to separate adhesion tissue.