Diagnostic Value of Hysterosalpingography

Objective: Hysterosalpingography (HSG) is a contrast-enhanced, radiographic examination method of the internal female reproductive organs, which used in context infertility diagnostics for clarification uterine malformations. The aim this study was to investigate significance HSG as diagnostic medicine. Methods: results examinations from Clinic Reproductive Medicine and Andrology University Hospital Halle (Saale) between 2006 2020 were retrospectively examined. Results: Normal findings diagnosed by 151(51.01%) patients. most common malformation uterus arcuatus, found 46 patients (15.54%); 30(10.14%) had bicornis unicollis. Uterus bicornis, unicornis, subseptus present 5(1.69%) each. A duplex detected 3(1.01%) patients, malformations arcuatum unicollis, septus, subseptus, corpora case sectio 1(0.34%) patient comparison with those initial baseline (gynecologic manual examination, sonography, etc.) revealed correlation 105 cases (35.84%) divergence 79 (26.96%). With assistance findings, further specification previously collected achieved 27 (9.22%). medicine demonstrated fact that obtained could not be preliminary examinations. In addition, basic confirmed HSG, conversely, specified. less invasive imaging procedure short time. fluoroscopy time usually only few seconds. Therefore, radiation exposure negligible. Conclusion: radiologic can diagnose specify diagnosis often opens up new therapeutic options correct