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An aquascan diagnosed bilateral tubal occlusion. but a subsequent laparoscopy showed bilateral fill and spill. which result should i believe?
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Here are some ...: Scanning is an indirect test; but still trust that to see is to believe. So, trust what being seen directly through laparoscope would be more sensible. More? Ask the laparoscopist directly; of course, interpreting what being seen may slightly vary among wide range of laparoscopists. So, ask and talk with Doc timely. Best wishes...
Answered 5/5/2015
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