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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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Normal hug: Free peritoneal spillage established in keeping with potency means that the fallopian tubes do not have any blockage that would prevent pregnancy
Answered 11/20/2020
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Normal study: A hysterosalpingogram is an Xray in which dye is injected into the uterus to see if the fallopian tubes are open. If dye passes through both tubes then they are open. This report indicates that both tubes are open.
Answered 10/30/2020
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Hsg test results impression:no spillage of contrast into the pelvis from the otherwise unremarkable-appearing bilateral fallopian tubes.Whats it mean?
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