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Both fallopian tubes are normal in caliber. there is spillage of contrast from both oviducts into the pelvic cavity. what does it mean? thanks?

Q: both fallopian tubes are normal in caliber. there is spillage of contrast from both oviducts into the pelvic cavity. what does it mean? thanks?

: That is the wording I would expect in a "normal" study. The doc who reads it gets fussed at if they just say normal.

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That is the wording I would expect in a "normal" study. The doc who reads it gets fussed at if they just say normal.

Answered 7/4/2023

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A member asked:

Both fallopian tubes are normal in caliber. there is spillage of contrast from both oviducts into the pelvic cavity. what does it mean? thanks?

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