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Diagnostic ultrasound is one of the three primary medical imaging techniques and has been widely used in clinical settings for decades. With increasing diagnostic and treatment needs and technological advancements, the imaging capabilities of ultrasound equipment have significantly improved. Over time, diagnostic ultrasound has evolved from A-mode and M-mode ultrasound to B-mode, Doppler, and 3D ultrasound techniques. These advancements have expanded its clinical applications and underscored its value in diagnosis and treatment. The female reproductive organs, including the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and vagina, are located deep in the pelvis, making early diagnosis and dynamic monitoring during the reproductive cycle challenging. With its noninvasive nature, absence of radiation, high resolution, real-time imaging, and ease of use, ultrasound has become indispensable in female reproductive medicine. The rapid progress of ultrasound technology has profoundly impacted assisted reproductive medicine, gynecological diagnostics, and pregnancy monitoring. The improved resolution of ultrasound now allows diagnostic results for gynecological conditions to approach the accuracy of postoperative histopathological diagnosis. Furthermore, ultrasound contrast technology has enabled accurate, noninvasive, and repeatable assessments of intrauterine lesions and tubal patency. Techniques such as 3D ultrasound imaging and advanced image analysis have also become integral in diagnosing complex obstetric and gynecological conditions. These advancements enhance diagnostic accuracy and efficiency, enabling more individualized patient care. The book Ultrasonography of the Female Reproductive System comprises eight chapters, beginning with the basic anatomy and physiology of the female reproductive system and the fundamental principles of gynecological ultrasound. It introduces transvaginal gynecological ultrasound and progresses to the clinical applications of ultrasound in reproductive medicine, including its role in assisted reproductive technologies and the evaluation of physiological and pathological conditions. This book provides comprehensive and systematic coverage, integrating female reproductive medicine with ultrasound technology. It covers routine ultrasound examinations, common reproductive diseases, standardized examination techniques, and essential clinical knowledge. Additionally, it includes illustrative cases and ultrasound images tied to critical concepts. Bridging foundational knowledge with clinical applications, this book offers a step-by-step approach to deriving valuable clinical insights from challenging ultrasound examinations in reproductive medicine. Emphasizing practicality, the book presents over 540 representative ultrasound images and 29 digital videos, incorporating unique image collages and schematic diagrams that outline anatomical structures in ultrasound images. This comparative layout enhances information retention while maximizing clarity and accessibility for readers. We hope this book reflects the current landscape and advances in fertility ultrasound while serving as a practical clinical reference for professionals. Our aim is to contribute to improving diagnostic techniques and training in fertility ultrasound. Despite extensive editing and expert review, there may be some omissions or inaccuracies. We sincerely welcome feedback and suggestions from our readers.