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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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One open tube: should give reasonable chance to conceive if you wish
Answered 12/2/2020
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There is prompt bilateral spillage of contrast material from normal appearing fallopian tubes into the peritoneal cavity. What does this mean?
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Uterus is normal in shape size outline and contour. No out pouching or filling defect noted. Both fallopian tube are well opacified no filling defect or dilation & contrast spillage is noted in both side and shows spillage into the peritoneal? Report?
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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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Results show.1.the fallop tubes are well Opacified.2.Bilateral Distal hydros noted with restricted peritoneal spill resulting in possible collection around the fallopian tubes on both sides.3.IMPRESSION.b ilateral hydrosal with pre tubal collections?
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