Fertility and sterility · 1995
No correlation between peritubal and mucosal adhesions in hydrosalpinges.
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Vasquez G, Boeckx W, Brosens I
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To correlate the presence and extent of peritubal and mucosal adhesions in hydrosalpinges.
DESIGN: Comparative study.
SETTING: Tertiary centers with experience in tubal microsurgery.
PATIENTS: Infertile women with complete distal tubal block.
INTERVENTION: Salpingoneostomy.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Presence and extent of adhesions.
RESULTS: Peritubal adhesions occur more frequently than mucosal adhesions in hydrosalpinges. Of 7 hydrosalpinges without peritubal adhesions, 1 showed mucosal adhesions but of 83 hydrosalpinges with peritubal adhesions, 31 (37%) showed no mucosal adhesions.
CONCLUSION: Accurate endoscopic assessment of the ampullary mucosa is recommended in hydrosalpinx to select the appropriate patient for surgery.
DESIGN: Comparative study.
SETTING: Tertiary centers with experience in tubal microsurgery.
PATIENTS: Infertile women with complete distal tubal block.
INTERVENTION: Salpingoneostomy.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Presence and extent of adhesions.
RESULTS: Peritubal adhesions occur more frequently than mucosal adhesions in hydrosalpinges. Of 7 hydrosalpinges without peritubal adhesions, 1 showed mucosal adhesions but of 83 hydrosalpinges with peritubal adhesions, 31 (37%) showed no mucosal adhesions.
CONCLUSION: Accurate endoscopic assessment of the ampullary mucosa is recommended in hydrosalpinx to select the appropriate patient for surgery.