USING SCRATCHING BEFORE THE ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM IN A PATIENT WITH A "THIN" ENDOMETRIUM
Currently, assisted reproductive technologies (ART) are one of the most eff ective methods of infertility treatment. It is known that the result of the in vitro fertilization (IVF) program is determined by the quality of the obtained embryos and the anatomical and functional state of the endometrium. Failure of implantation when transferring good quality embryos may be due to pathological processes in the uterine mucosa. Wherein, the value of M-echo ≤ 7,0 mm during the “implantation window” correlates with a decrease in the likelihood of pregnancy. Various methods of treatment aimed at increasing the frequency of embryo attachment have been proposed. We used the technology of scratching before the ART program in a patient with severe hypoplasia of the uterine mucosa. After carrying out the transfer of thawed embryos, pregnancy began, which ended in operative delivery on time.