Enhanced Fertility After Diagnostic Hysterosalpingography May Be a Myth

Spring, David B.; Barkan, Howard

doi:10.2214/ajr.183.6.01831728

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“…Several early studies with sample size and methodologic limitations and a meta-analysis of their results indicated that this interpretation is possible. [13][14][15][16][17] The likelihood of pregnancy was not greater in women with primary infertility than that in women with secondary infertility; this is in agreement with Spring et al 13 The detection rate for pathologies at HSG was low (20%), which is in agreement with Schankath et al 17 that had 21% rate of HSG pathologies. The study showed 63% of HSG abnormalities to be tubal in origin.…”

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