Studies of inflammatory diseases of post-abortion endometritis in women with pathology of reproductive function

Chronic endometritis (CE), despite information about its high prevalence (60-65%) and numerous scientific studies, continues to be the terra incognita of modern gynecology. The consistently high frequency of HE refutes the involvement of the problem in the category of banal.. Despite the claims about the high informative value of hysteroscopic imaging in the diagnosis of HE [5, 7], a number of methodological defects can distort the real picture, negatively affecting the pathomorphological conclusion. The concept of reducing macroscopic features to a visually dominant type will improve the management strategy of such patients. The introduction of hysteroscopic macrotypes into clinical practice will significantly expand the possibilities of diagnosing HE, will allow to specify the nature of endometrial lesions and determine the optimal pathogenetically justified management tactics for each cohort of patients.