Sushma Deshmukh MD DGODirector, Central India Test Tube Baby Centre; Head, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Getwell Multispecialty Hospital and Research Centre; In-charge, Deshmukh Hospital, Nagpur, Maharashtra, IndiaOsama Shawki MDProfessor of Gynaecologic Surgery, Department of Gynaecology, Cairo University, School of Medicine; Editor, European Journal of Gynaecologic Surgery; Faculty Professor, Giessen School of Endoscopy, Germany; Board Member, International Society Gynaecologic Endoscopy (ISGE); Director, Ebtesama Centre for Advanced Endoscopic Surgery; Director, Hysteroscopy Academy for Research and Training (HART), Al Ebtesama Hospital, Heliopolis, Cairo, Egypt

• 1. Introduction and Basic Requirements for Hysteroscopy2. Instruments for Hysteroscopy3. Distension Media, Pressure System, and Electrosurgical Unit in Hysteroscopy4. Office Hysteroscopy5. Endometrial Polyp: How to Deal with it?6. Septum and Management Plan7. Mullerian Anomalies Other than Septum: Role of Hysteroscopy8. Intrauterine Adhesions: Systematic Approach9. Submucous Myoma: Best Possible Ways10. Chronic Endometritis, Tuberculosis, and Hysteroscopy11. Isthmocele: Smart Use of Hysteroscopy12. Proximal Tubal Cannulation, Making Simplified13. Hysteroscopy in Retained Products of Conception14. Misplaced Foreign Bodies in the Uterine Cavity15. Cervix Under Microscope16. Hysteroscopy in Postmenopausal Bleeding17. Expanded Scope of Hysteroscopy: Embryoscopy, Cesarean Section Scar Ectopic Pregnancy, Tubal Sterilization18. Anticipating, Preventing, and Managing Complications in Hysteroscopy19. Practical Tips in Operative Hysteroscopy