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1.what does deformed irregular margin uterus. 2. peritoneal contrast media spillage means?
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I would assume you had a hysterosalpingography done. The test reveals 1- the deformed irregular margin, i.e. an abnormal uterine shape and 2- the contrast use for the test was seen in the abdominal cavity and it means the tubes are patent.
Answered 9/11/2022
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