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Hsg report of wife says '',dye filled uterus is seen. Both fallopian tubes are opacified with localizedbl peritoneal spillage'’ please explain this report
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It will be helpful if you can share the images. Localised peritoneal spillage is usually seen if there are adhesions near the opening of fallopian tube which will interfere in free spillage of dye. At times terminal blockage in tubes (block at the extreme end of tube) can also give an appearance of localised spillage. You can avail an online consultation to discuss treatment options further. Thanks
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its better if you would share the film of this report... better if you connect online will discuss in detail....
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
23 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Normal patent fallopian tube will be free spill of dye seen
Localised spill indicates probably fimbrial adhesions
Need the xray film to comment in detail
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