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Both fallopian-tubes have been demostrated & are normal in outline & fimbrial morphology with bilateral free peritoneal contrast spilage. meaning pls ?
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Normal HSG: The description you provided is that of a "normal hysterosalpingogram" : both tubes appear to be normal and open; the free peritoneal contrast spillage demonstrated their latency.
Answered 1/17/2017
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Normal: Your tubed are normal and not the source of infertility.
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Had a HSG done report said I have a normal fallopian tube caliber that there apears to be bilateral spillage into the peritoneal cavity what that mean
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Hsg report said both Fallopian tubes are demonstrated and free peritoneal spillage established in keeping with patency. what does it mean?
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