Question 1

what is the meaning of peritoneal-spillage-of-contrast-medium-on-both-sides seen?

Accepted Answer

Here are some...: Contrast agent is used to help better delineate the configuration &amp; relationship of certain organs &amp; their surrounding tissues. The descriptive term of contrast spillage describes the contrast being out of its intended organs - suggesting a leakage out of the organs which could be caused by trauma or surgery or organ leakage by certain diseases. More? Ask your doctor for individual details. Best.

Question 2

hsg report of shows uterine tubes are visualised and no peritoneal spillage seen. what does it mean?

Accepted Answer

Tubes not open: Tubes could be blocked for one of several reasons or in spasm from the test itself. See you doctor.

Question 3

what does this mean: 
the right adnexa shows a smooth well defined upper margin with no obvious opacification of adnexa (abrupt cuff-off)

the left adnexa shows contrast opacified tubular structure but no free peritoneal spillage seen?

Accepted Answer

: With the description provided, it is consistent with normal spill of contrast ("no abrupt cut-off")  from the right Fallopian tube, but "no free spill" from the left adnexa makes the left tube essentially non-functional for achieving pregnancy.  With the closure of the left tube, it may be appropriate for a diagnostic laparoscopy to be done to evaluate chances for pregnancy.

Question 4

hsg report filling defect is seen in cervix-possibly of tiny cervical polyp to be extended.no peritoneal spillage in either side,bilateral tubal block?

Accepted Answer

See your GYN MD: Whoever ordered the HSG should be a GYN MD who can interpret these findings for you. It appears that your Fallopian tubes may be closed. Cervical polyps can become cancerous if present and should be removed.

Question 5

what is the meaning of no peritoneal spillage seen in hsg report?

Accepted Answer

Blocked tubes: It means both fallopian tubes were blocked. Normally dye goes into each tube separately and then goes out the end of the tube, and spills into the belly. If that is true, then fertility is an issue and specialty treatment is needed.

Question 6

what is meaning of there is loculated spillage of contrast bilaterally. no free peritoneal spillage of contrast seen after 15 minutes.. please help?

Accepted Answer

: Could you please describe test and what it was done for for without that it is impossible to comment

Question 7

doctor i did hsg test it shows limited peritoneal spillage. what does it mean?

Accepted Answer

Tube check : Spillage means the dye got all the way through your tube to the womb.  If there's a problem the dye will have trouble getting through but for the exact interpretation of whether this is significant for you in terms of your fertility investigation please see the doctor who ordered it

Question 8

what does it mean ones both tubes were demonstrated and show loculated peritoneal spillage of contrast? is it noramal? does it cause infertility?

Accepted Answer

: In the hysterosalpingogram the spillage of contrast into the abdomen on both sides means they are both open. If there were no contrast spillage that would bean they were blocked. Open tubes mean the egg has a place to enter and be fertilized. If both were blocked it would be one cause for infertility. This test should be explained to you by the doc who ordered it &amp; knows you.

Question 9

i did my hsg. what does it mean if both tubes are pacified? the right tube zigzag, well oriented with a good peritoneal spillage of contrast media. the left tube abit kinked and demonstrating a small hydrosalpinx (tube diluted with fluid) meaning

Accepted Answer

: It is- tubes are opacified' not pacified- i.e. seen by the contrast injected. The rest is a description of them. Right is normal. Left has some fluid in it. The interpretation of this should be co-related with the reason it was ordered. Pl ask your doc who ordered it

Question 10

hsg report said both fallopian tubes are demonstrated and free peritoneal spillage established in keeping with patency. what does it mean?

Accepted Answer

Normal hug: Free peritoneal spillage established in keeping with potency means that the fallopian tubes do not have any blockage that would prevent pregnancy

Get Virtual Care

For Businesses

About Us

HealthTap Online Primary Care Doctors Accepting New Patients

Doctor answers about:

What means peritoneal spillage seen on both side

A member asked:

What is the meaning of peritoneal-spillage-of-contrast-medium-on-both-sides seen?

A member asked:

Hsg report of shows uterine tubes are visualised and no peritoneal spillage seen. what does it mean?

A member asked:

What does this mean: the right adnexa shows a smooth well defined upper margin with no obvious opacification of adnexa (abrupt cuff-off) the left adnexa shows contrast opacified tubular structure but no free peritoneal spillage seen?

A member asked:

Hsg report filling defect is seen in cervix-possibly of tiny cervical polyp to be extended.no peritoneal spillage in either side,bilateral tubal block?

A member asked:

What is the meaning of no peritoneal spillage seen in hsg report?

A member asked:

What is meaning of there is loculated spillage of contrast bilaterally. no free peritoneal spillage of contrast seen after 15 minutes.. please help?

A member asked:

Doctor i did hsg test it shows limited peritoneal spillage. what does it mean?

A member asked:

What does it mean ones both tubes were demonstrated and show loculated peritoneal spillage of contrast? is it noramal? does it cause infertility?

A member asked:

I did my hsg. what does it mean if both tubes are pacified? the right tube zigzag, well oriented with a good peritoneal spillage of contrast media. the left tube abit kinked and demonstrating a small hydrosalpinx (tube diluted with fluid) meaning

A member asked:

Hsg report said both fallopian tubes are demonstrated and free peritoneal spillage established in keeping with patency. what does it mean?

HealthTap Online Primary Care Doctors Accepting New Patients

Telemedicine

Primary Care

Manage Your Conditions

Women's Health

Children's Health

Men's Health

Senior Health

Wellness, Prevention & Lifestyle

Sexual Health

Mental & Behavioral Health

Travel Medicine

Urgent Care

Didn't find what you're looking for?

More of what we treat

Allergies

Antibiotics

Asthma

High Blood Pressure

Prescriptions

Type 2 Diabetes

For Businesses

Company

Health Content

Join Us

Download HealthTap

Questions?