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What Does The Following HSG Report Suggest?
Positive contrast outlining the endometrial cavity. Contours are regular. No persistent filling defects are seen within. Both fallopian tubes are progressively opacified. They end blindly. There is no peritoneal contrast spill seen. What does all this mean??
Wed, 5 Jul 2017
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For infertility problem, probably you have been investigated with HSG
Normally fallopian tube opened into peritoneal cavity, so whenever contrast injected while examining with hcg peritoneal spill should be present
But here peritoneal spill not seen because of blocked fallopian tube
You might have to adopt assisted reproductive technique for conception..
Consult nearby andrology clinic or to gynecologist for examination and discuss your case
Take care
For infertility problem, probably you have been investigated with HSG
Normally fallopian tube opened into peritoneal cavity, so whenever contrast injected while examining with hcg peritoneal spill should be present
But here peritoneal spill not seen because of blocked fallopian tube
You might have to adopt assisted reproductive technique for conception..
Consult nearby andrology clinic or to gynecologist for examination and discuss your case
Take care
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