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My hsg reports said that:: i have minimal peritoneal spill in left tube and mild peritoneal spills in right fillopian tubes?what it means?

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HSG results: The left Fallopian tube is almost completely closed and the right Fallopian tube is partially open.

Answered 12/2/2020

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Whats my HSG results mean "there is a faint filling of both a right and a left tube remnant but i could not obtain spill on either the right or left"?

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HSG: shows uterine cavity is outlined. Both tubes outlined and spill is shown. Left there's localised spill is seen Left fimbrial adhesion. Kindly,what does it mean?

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I had a HSG and there was a delayed free spill on one of the tubes. What does this mean. Is this result adverse?

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1) Proximal 2/3rd of both fallopian tubes are partially opacified means? 2) Bilateral distal fallopian tubes are not opacified with no bilateral peritoneal spill - likely represent bilateral tubal block means?

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Utrine cavity is normal in outlined and shape. Right Fallopian tube is partly outlined without Intra-peritoneal contrast spill. Left Fallopian tube is well apacified with free spill of the contrast into the peritoneal cavity

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