Thin Endometrium and Endometriosis: From Identifying the Causes to Personalized Treatment
10 and 17 December 2026
An online course consisting of two webinars
An online course consisting of two webinars
- An online course consisting of two practical workshops
- 31 days of access to lecture recordings
In reproductive medicine, insufficient endometrial thickness is often a source of concern for both physicians and patients, particularly when planning pregnancy or undergoing assisted reproductive technology (ART) programs. However, a single measurement cannot determine the underlying cause or predict reproductive outcomes. A “thin endometrium” may be associated with intrauterine adhesions, previous intrauterine procedures, inflammatory changes, adenomyosis, specific hormonal therapy regimens, and other factors.
Two practical webinars will help you build a clear clinical approach — from accurate assessment of the endometrium to identifying the underlying cause and selecting an appropriate management strategy. We will examine when a thin endometrium has genuine clinical significance, which diagnostic methods can help identify key pathology, and how to move beyond a formal diagnosis toward personalized treatment.
This course is designed for physicians who want to go beyond simply identifying a “thin endometrium” and understand why it has developed, what needs to be investigated, and which therapeutic decisions may be evidence-based for an individual patient.
Is a Thin Endometrium Always a Problem or Merely an Ultrasound Finding?
Tilda Publishing
Course Author
Nataliia Kotsabyn
Medical Director of the DAMIYA Medical Center for Reproductive Health
PhD in Medicine, Reproductive Medicine Specialist, Geneticist
President of the Ukrainian Hysteroscopy Association. Founder of the “Art of Hysteroscopy” School for Physicians
Medical Director of the DAMIYA Medical Center for Reproductive Health
PhD in Medicine, Reproductive Medicine Specialist, Geneticist
President of the Ukrainian Hysteroscopy Association. Founder of the “Art of Hysteroscopy” School for Physicians
Speakers:
- Nataliia KotsabynMedical Director of the DAMIYA Medical Center for Reproductive Health;
PhD in Medicine, Reproductive Medicine Specialist, Geneticist.
President of the Ukrainian Hysteroscopy Association.
Founder of the “Art of Hysteroscopy” School for Physicians
Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine - Nella VolykAssociate Professor at the Department of Radiology, Shupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine; Ultrasound Diagnostics Physician, Highest Qualification Category
Kyiv, Ukraine - Oleksandr PopkovObstetrician-Gynecologist, Secretary of the Ukrainian Association of Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology
Kyiv, Ukraine - Iryna KyshakevychAssociate Professor at the Department of Maternal and Child Health, Dobrobut Academy; Head of the ART Department, Dobrobut Medical Network; Obstetrician-Gynecologist, Reproductive Medicine Specialist, and Ultrasound Diagnostics Physician
Kyiv / Ukraine - Iryna KuchakevychProfessor at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology of Postgraduate Education, Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University; Gynecologist, Highest Qualification Category; Founder of the “Art of Hysteroscopy” School
Ivano-Frankivsk / Ukraine - Ruben HeremansDept of Development & Regeneration, KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium; Dept of Ob&Gyn, Ziekenhuis Oost-Limburg Maas en Kempen
Maaseik / Belgium - Luis Alonso PaccecoMD, Department of Reproductive Surgery, Centro Gutenberg; Head of the Hysteroscopy Unit, Hospital Quirón
Málaga / Spain - Human M. FatemiMD, PhD,Professor of Clinical Reproductive Medicine, Medical Director of ART Fertility Clinics Group; Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Medicine
Abu Dhabi / UAE
Learning Objectives:
Identify current criteria for thin endometrium and assess their clinical significance
Critically interpret evidence on the impact of endometrial thickness on reproductive outcomes
Perform a differential diagnosis of the main causes of thin endometrium
Determine indications for additional diagnostic procedures, including hysteroscopy and sonohysterosalpingography
Develop a personalized treatment algorithm based on the underlying etiology
Evaluate the efficacy and level of evidence supporting different therapeutic approaches
Avoid the unjustified use of empirical therapy
Program Highlights
Thin Endometrium: Is It Really a Problem?
- Contemporary definition of thin endometrium
- Endometrial thickness and reproductive outcomes
- Ultrasound assessment of the endometrium: thickness, pattern, and vascularization
- Differential diagnosis of the causes of thin endometrium
- The role of hysteroscopy in the diagnosis of intrauterine pathology
- Clinical cases and decision-making algorithms
Thin Endometrium: Once We Know the Cause, What Should We Do?
- Asherman syndrome and intrauterine adhesions
- Chronic endometritis
- Adenomyosis
- Prolonged progestin therapy
- Endometrial preparation for FET
- Practical clinical cases and evidence-based management algorithms
Study Effectively
⁍ Access to Q&A sessions
⁍ 2 practical workshops, each lasting – hours
⁍ 2 practical workshops, each lasting – hours
⁍ 31 days of access to the video recordings
⁍ Languages of the live sessions: Ukrainian and English
⁍ Languages of the live sessions: Ukrainian and English
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