Fertility and sterility · 1995
Unexpected pregnancies after tubal recanalization failure with selective catheterization.
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Ferraiolo A, Ferraro F, Remorgida V, Gorlero F, Capitanio G L, de Cecco L
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate selective salpingography sensitivity.
DESIGN: Retrospective study.
SETTING: Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, University of Genoa, Italy.
PATIENTS: One hundred seventeen patients previously submitted to selective salpingography because of unilateral or bilateral proximal tubal injection failure.
RESULTS: Seven pregnancies, one of which was ectopic, were obtained in 17 patients who had only recanalized tubes available for conception; 15 pregnancies were obtained in 39 patients who had one tube recanalized and one already patent; 3 tubal pregnancies were obtained in 12 patients who had only one tube already patent; 4 pregnancies, one of which was ectopic, were obtained in 19 patients who had neither patent nor recanalized tubes.
CONCLUSIONS: Selective salpingography can give false-positive results; therefore, it is possible to obtain a pregnancy even after selective salpingography failure.
DESIGN: Retrospective study.
SETTING: Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, University of Genoa, Italy.
PATIENTS: One hundred seventeen patients previously submitted to selective salpingography because of unilateral or bilateral proximal tubal injection failure.
RESULTS: Seven pregnancies, one of which was ectopic, were obtained in 17 patients who had only recanalized tubes available for conception; 15 pregnancies were obtained in 39 patients who had one tube recanalized and one already patent; 3 tubal pregnancies were obtained in 12 patients who had only one tube already patent; 4 pregnancies, one of which was ectopic, were obtained in 19 patients who had neither patent nor recanalized tubes.
CONCLUSIONS: Selective salpingography can give false-positive results; therefore, it is possible to obtain a pregnancy even after selective salpingography failure.