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No free peritoneal spill /loculated spill is noted on either side means..
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Type of test: It sounds like you might be referring to an HSG Xray. You did not list what time of radiology study you had done. Consider contacting the physician who ordered this test for you. They will need to go over and explain your results.
Answered 4/12/2017
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