Fertility rate after hysterosalpingography with Sinografin

Cooper, Ronald H.; Jabamoni, Reena; Pieters, CH

doi:10.2214/ajr.141.1.105

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“…The findings in the present study, that the cumulative pregnancy rate in the group undergoing SSG was significantly higher than that in the SSG refusal group, strongly suggested the clinical usefulness of the treatment for infertile women with patent tubes. The vast majority of conceptions following HSG occur within the first 6 menstrual cycles, especially during the first 2-4 cycles post-HSG [6][7][8]. In this study, SSG was scheduled 6 or more cylces after the HSG which all patients underwent to confirm their tubal patency.…”

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Therapeutic Value of Selective Salpingography for Infertile Women with Patent Fallopian Tubes: The Impact on Pregnancy Rate

Kamiyama¹,

Miyagi²,

Kanazawa³

2000

Gynecol Obstet Invest

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Objective: To determine the therapeutic value of selective salpingography (SSG) for infertile women with patent fallopian tubes. Design: Retrospective, case-control analysis. Setting: University Hospital, infertility clinic. Patients: Infertile cases with patent tubes documented by hysterosalpingography (HSG) or by HSG followed by laparoscopic examination (n = 80). Intervention(s): Hysteroscopic SSG. Main Outcome Measure(s): Patency rate of tubes by SSG. Pregnancy rate following SSG. Result(s): Eighty cases were divided into the study group (SSG performed, 37 cases) and the case-control group (SSG not performed, 43 cases). Successful SSG of at least one tube was obtained in all of 37 cases (100%) in whom SSG was attempted. A patency rate of 95.9% was documented in the 73 cannulated tubes of these cases. The total subsequent pregnancy rate (48.6%) within 12 months of follow-up after SSG was significantly higher than that (11.6%) obtained in the control group (p < 0.001). The cumulative pregnancy rate in the study group was also significantly higher than that in the control group (p < 0.001). Conclusion(s): The findings of the present study encourage the application of SSG to infertile women, either as a sole therapeutic approach or in association with other methods of assisted reproductive technology, even if their fallopian tubes are shown to be patent by HSG.

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Therapeutic Value of Selective Salpingography for Infertile Women with Patent Fallopian Tubes: The Impact on Pregnancy Rate

Kamiyama¹,

Miyagi²,

Kanazawa³

2000

Gynecol Obstet Invest

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“…Many variables apparently account for this discrepancy: the period of infertility, the control period, combined treatment, the type of contrast medium employed, and the selection of patients. In studies in which an oily contrast medium had been used the conception rate was 25 to 78 per cent (3,4,5,8,10,12,15) in comparison with 7 to 14 per cent when water soluble contrast media were used (3, who fulfilled the same selection criteria became pregnant in a 3 month period. We have fixed the waiting time for the HSG examination to three months and recorded how many of the patients who became pregnant in this period.…”

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Therapeutic Value of Hysterosalpingography with Lipiodol Ultra Fluid

Rasmussen¹,

Justesen²,

Nielsen³

1987

Acta Radiol

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Hysterosalpingography (HSG) with lipiodol ultra fluid was performed in 294 infertile women with a normal ovulatory temperature curve and at least two years of infertility and a partner with normal sperm. In 21 per cent, pregnancy occurred within 6 months after the examination, and about one third of the women with a normal finding or with intraperitoneal adhesions at HSG conceived. The pregnancy rate was especially high in the first two cycles after HSG. The spontaneous pregnancy rate was 8 per cent, and the difference between this and the total number of pregnancies must be attributed to a therapeutic effect of the procedure. Previous pelvic inflammatory disease was present in 40 per cent of those who did not become pregnant, while only II per cent of those who conceived had previous inflammation. Of the women without previous gynecologic disease 30 per cent conceived.

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Levin

1987

Gynecologic Endocrinology

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Fertility rate after hysterosalpingography with Sinografin

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Therapeutic Value of Selective Salpingography for Infertile Women with Patent Fallopian Tubes: The Impact on Pregnancy Rate

Therapeutic Value of Selective Salpingography for Infertile Women with Patent Fallopian Tubes: The Impact on Pregnancy Rate

Therapeutic Value of Hysterosalpingography with Lipiodol Ultra Fluid

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