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

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Dr. Michael Traub answered

Specializes in Fertility Medicine

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.

Answered 1/12/2021

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Can I conceive naturally? My HSG report says below:Uterus appears normal.No evident arcuate/bicornuate/septate configuration.Bilateral fallopian tubes opacifies in their entire extent with free peritoneal spillage in both side.Impression:B/L Patent?

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Doctor I did HSG test it shows limited peritoneal spillage. What does it mean?

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From HSG report the left tube is not seen and no evidence of peritoneal spill of contrast on the left. Impression: left cornual occlusion. Interprete?

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My Friend HSG report : "Left fallopian tube is seen upto terminal end.Scanty spillage of contrast is senn on left side.and right fallopian tube with hydrosalphix in terminal end.Restricted spillage of contrast is seen on right side" Is it normal?

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