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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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Not normal: A normal hsg shows free spillage of contrast from both tubes into the peritoneal cavity. No spill means the tubes are blocked somehow. If the tubes are blocked, the egg cannot travel down the tube to be fertilized by sperm and become an embryo (and the woman becoming pregnant).
Answered 7/13/2018
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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?
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