Hysteroscopic adhesion release is a surgical procedure that removes adhesions in the uterus. Adhesions are bands of scar tissue that can develop in the uterus as a result of surgeries, infections, radiations, or conditions such as endometriosis. The procedure involves the use of a hysteroscope, a thin fiber-optic cable with a camera at the end, to visualize and remove adhesions. Hysteroscopic adhesion release is a minimally invasive procedure that has a shorter recovery time than traditional open surgery. The procedure can be used to regain the normal anatomy and functionality of the uterus and reduce pain induced by adhesions.