endometrial cavity Right fallopian tube is normal.peritoneal spillage is seen. Left fallopian tube is partially opacified. peritoneal spillage is not opacified. Impression- Left cornual block versus... View answer

. No other medical history. I am 5'1 and 117lbs. No smoking/alcohol/drugs. On no medications. For the past three hours I have been having what feels like a painless pulse/spasm 1 inch above my navel. It is ... View answer

HCG Report 1) Retrograde filling of the left fallopian tube with free intraperitoneal spillage of contrast 2) Partial visualization of the right fallopian tube. During the course of the examination, there ... View answer

right fallopian tube; not visualized left fallopian tube; not visualized impression: both fallopian tubes are not visualized consistent with obstruction I am worried I had a tubal reversal feb.... View answer

condition of Fallopian tubes and my chances of pregnancy ... test. I took HSG test whose results are 1) Normal uterine cavity 2) Normal Left Fallopian tube with ... View answer

: Both Fallopian Tubes Imaged with Spillage Of Contrast On the Either Side Delay on the Left Side ? SPASM Impression : To consider Bilateral Patent Fallopian Tubes with Delayed Spillage... View answer

cornual spasm which is relieved with IV Buscopan. Conclusion : 1. Normal uterine cavity. 2. Both fallopian tubes are normal & patent. 3. Initial left cornual spasm relived with IV Buscopan. I... View answer

of uterus in lower aspect RT FALLOPIAN TUBE AND LEFT FALLOPIAN TUBE-right and left fallopian tubes are not opacified and no obvious contrast spillage on both sides-possible-tubal... View answer

cervical canal are normal. The left Fallopian tube is partially outlined and associated with free intraperitoneal spillage of contrast medium ipilaterally. The right fallopian tube is not outlined and no... View answer

defects in the uterine cavity likely due to uterine synechae or recent instrumentation. The left Fallopian ... right Fallopian tube is not demonstrated and there is no intraperitoneal spillage of contrast... View answer