Singh Jashanjeet is affiliated with the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Debrecen, Faculty of Medicine, Hungary. He has contributed to the field of gynecology through several research papers and studies. His work primarily focuses on aspects related to hysteroscopy, tubal obstruction, endometrial polyps, and intrauterine deaths.
Research Contributions
Singh Jashanjeet has made notable contributions to gynecology through his research. In 2020, he published a study on the association of fallopian tubal obstruction with increased pain experienced during office hysteroscopy. Another significant study in the same year explored the predictive value of the bubble sign for tubal patency during office hysteroscopy. In 2019, he investigated the effect of localization and histological verification of endometrial polyps on infertility. Earlier, in 2018, he conducted a comparative study on intrauterine deaths in North-eastern Hungary, providing both national and international perspectives.
