[HSG--usefulness in diagnosing infertility].
Marek Grabiec, W Szymański, Grzegorz Ludwikowski, Małgorzata Tyloch, Anne‐Claire Lukaszewicz, P Chwarścianek
Abstract
Marek Grabiec, W Szymański, Grzegorz Ludwikowski, Małgorzata Tyloch, Anne‐Claire Lukaszewicz, P Chwarścianek
Abstract
HSG examination was performed on 363 female patients diagnosed because of infertility. In 258 (71.8%) women primary infertility was recognized and in 105 (28.9%) secondary infertility. Normal anatomical state of Fallopian tube was observed in 65 (77.4%) patients with primary infertility and only in 19 (22.6%) with secondary infertility. Abnormal results of examination were discovered in altogether 279 (76.9%) diagnosed patients. Taking into consideration Fallopian tube factor in secondary infertility, it was discovered in as many as 81.9% of cases.
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HSG examination was performed on 363 female patients diagnosed because of infertility. In 258 (71.8%) women primary infertility was recognized and in 105 (28.9%) secondary infertility. Normal anatomical state of Fallopian tube was observed in 65 (77.4%) patients with primary infertility and only in 19 (22.6%) with secondary infertility. Abnormal results of examination were discovered in altogether 279 (76.9%) diagnosed patients. Taking into consideration Fallopian tube factor in secondary infertility, it was discovered in as many as 81.9% of cases.
Key concepts: Medicine, Infertility, Primary infertility, Gynecology, Fallopian tube, Female infertility, Unexplained infertility, Physical examination