[The significance of hysterosalpingography in discovery of oviductal factors in primary infertility].
Zenon Marcinkowski, Z Domaracki, M Bułatowicz
Abstract
Zenon Marcinkowski, Z Domaracki, M Bułatowicz
Abstract
The hysterosalpingography was performed with 191 women with primary sterility. Pathologic transformations in oviducts were found among the 46 (45.5%) women besides pathology of the uterus which concerned 16 (15.9%) women. Impatency of uterine tube (the right oviduct--13.0%, the left--12.9%) and peritubal adhesions (9.0% on the right side and 12.9% on the left) were the most frequent changes. Hysterosalpingography is a precious diagnostic method in primary sterility and it should be perform comparatively early in the quality of screening examination. A pathology which was affirmed or suspicion of the pathology should be next diagnose with the most invasive methods.
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The hysterosalpingography was performed with 191 women with primary sterility. Pathologic transformations in oviducts were found among the 46 (45.5%) women besides pathology of the uterus which concerned 16 (15.9%) women. Impatency of uterine tube (the right oviduct--13.0%, the left--12.9%) and peritubal adhesions (9.0% on the right side and 12.9% on the left) were the most frequent changes. Hysterosalpingography is a precious diagnostic method in primary sterility and it should be perform comparatively early in the quality of screening examination. A pathology which was affirmed or suspicion of the pathology should be next diagnose with the most invasive methods.
Key concepts: Hysterosalpingography, Medicine, Sterility, Infertility, Primary infertility, Oviduct, Gynecology, Female infertility