IMPROVEMENT OF DIAGNOSTIC AND REHABILITATION APPROACHES TO ENHANCE REPRODUCTIVE OUTCOMES IN CHRONIC ENDOMETRITIS

The functional state of the endometrium plays a pivotal role in safeguarding women’s reproductive health. Chronic endometritis is recognized as one of the leading causes of infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, and adverse obstetric outcomes. In many cases, its latent or nonspecific clinical course leads to delayed diagnosis. Conventional diagnostic methods such as ultrasound examination and histological evaluation are not always sufficiently informative. Modern diagnostic technologies, including optical coherence tomography, provide the opportunity to detect structural and functional alterations of the endometrium at earlier stages. Furthermore, the hypoplastic variants of the endometrium exacerbate reproductive disorders and require more effective rehabilitation strategies. The application of novel regenerative and physiotherapeutic approaches holds promise in restoring endometrial function, improving embryo implantation, and optimizing reproductive outcomes, which defines the high scientific and practical relevance of this research direction in modern gynecology.