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

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Dr. Steven Weissberg answered

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

Dr Honore agreed

Answered 9/1/2020

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A member asked:

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

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Steven Weissberg answered

Dr Honore agreed

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