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I had an hsg a few weeks ago and and wondering what this means? neither fallopian tube opacifies with contrast. the endometrial canal opacifies with contrast. normal morphology. no filling defects. suspected myometrial intravasation?
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This indicates that the tubes might be blocked - possibly by the lining of of the uterus encroaching o- in them. Pl corelate with reason for test and ask your ordering doc to explain further
Answered 5/31/2023
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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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Whats my HSG results mean "there is a faint filling of both a right and a left tube remnant but i could not obtain spill on either the right or left"?
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HSG say only partial filling of the most central right tube with findings suggestive of sequela of SIN can that be fix or something..
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