A Case of female infertility investigated by contrast‐enhanced echo‐gynecography

Davison, G.; Leeton, John

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“…Patency of at least one fallopian tube was detected by demon‐ strating free fluid in the pouch of Douglas. Davison & Leeton (1988) created an artificial pelvic ascites by infusing Hartmann's solution into the peritoneal cavity of one infertile patient. This was supplemented with hydrotubation under vaginal sonography.…”

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A clinical comparison of sonographic hydrotubation and hysterosalpingography

Mitri

Andronikou

Perpinyal

et al. 1991

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InfertilityObjective-To assess the value of vaginal sonographic hydrotubation as a preliminary test of uterine configuration and tubal patency in infcrtility investigation, and to compare this new test with hysterosalpingography. Design-A prospective blind comparison of the two tests in an unsclected group of infertile women. Setting-Hillbrow Hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa. Subjects-Sixty women undergoing routine infertility investigations agreed to participate in the study. There were no refusals.is a major problem affecting at least

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A clinical comparison of sonographic hydrotubation and hysterosalpingography

Mitri

Andronikou

Perpinyal

et al. 1991

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“…In 1988 Davison & Leeton (3) created an artificial pelvic ascites by infusing Hartmann"s solution into the peritoneal cavity of an infertile patient & this was supplemented with hydrotubation under vaginal sonography. They claimed that their method could replace HSG & laparascopy.…”

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Sono Hysterosalpingography (Shsg): A Useful Adjuvant in Infertility Evaluation

Deshpande¹,

Deshpande²

2015

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AIMS & OBJECTIVES:To assess the value of transvaginal Sono hysterosalpingography in evaluating the uterine abnormalities and tubal patency in infertile patients and to compare its results with established methods like hysterosalpingography and laparoscopy. MATERIALS & METHODS:Starting from June 2010, 30 cases of transvaginal Sono hysterosalpingography (SHSG) were carried out on patients of infertility and reproductive wastage. The results of this procedure were compared with HSG in 14 cases and with laparoscopy in 16 cases. In cases where uterine factor was suspected the findings of sonohysterogram were confirmed by office hysteroscopy. RESULTS: Out of the 16 cases confirmed by laparoscopy there was complete agreement with SHSG in 14 (87.5%) cases partial agreement in one (6.25%)and total disagreement in 2 (12.5%) cases out of The 14 cases (85.7%) partial agreement in 1 (7.1%) And total disagreement in 2 cases (14.2%). There was 100% agreement in this findings of sono hysterosalpingography and hysteroscopy. CONCLUSION: There were no false positive cases in SHSG. We than conclude from our study that transvaginal SHSG is a simple & reliable method of evaluating uterine abnormalities and tubal patency its results being comparable to the established methods like HSG and laparoscopy.

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Ultrasound contrast media and their use in obstetrics and gynecology

Abramowicz

1997

Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology

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A Case of female infertility investigated by contrast‐enhanced echo‐gynecography

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

A clinical comparison of sonographic hydrotubation and hysterosalpingography

A clinical comparison of sonographic hydrotubation and hysterosalpingography

Sono Hysterosalpingography (Shsg): A Useful Adjuvant in Infertility Evaluation

Ultrasound contrast media and their use in obstetrics and gynecology

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