“…Many of the defects are amendable to therapy and they usually have good outcomes; pregnancy rates have been reported from 63% to 87.5% [7,12,15]. Rates of pregnancy after hysteroscopic metroplasty in septated uterus [2], hypoplastic uterus, diethylstilbestrol-exposed uterus [5], or hysteroscopic lysis of intrauterine adhesions are reported to be high, with an 87% pregnancy rate postoperatively [5,12,13]. Some studies have suggested that hysteroscopic metroplasty with the Nd-YAG laser is a valuable new alternative technique for structural uterine defects (SUD) [3,4].…”