What is the term for fibrous adhesions that form within the uterine cavity following endometrial injury?

The term for fibrous adhesions that form within the uterine cavity following endometrial injury is "uterine synechiae." These adhesions can occur as a result of surgical procedures, infections, or trauma to the endometrium, leading to the abnormal formation of scar tissue. Uterine synechiae can disrupt normal uterine function and may contribute to issues such as infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss, or abnormal menstrual bleeding.

Understanding the formation of these adhesions is crucial in obstetrics and gynecology, especially when evaluating women with a history of intrauterine procedures or those experiencing fertility challenges.