[The effect of Bactrim and Tandearil on abnormal tubal patency in cases of infertility (author's transl)]
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In 257 infertile patients with tubal occlusion, Bactrim restored patency in 40.4% of cases and Tandearil in 34%, significantly outperforming the 25% spontaneous recovery rate observed in untreated controls.
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In 257 patients with primary or secondary infertility, tubal occlusion or impeded tubal patency was found. The patients received Bactrim or Tandearil and the tubal patency was retested. In a control group of 74 cases, 2 tubal patency tests were done without treatment. Following treatment with Bactrim, 40,4% of the previously occluded fallopian tubes were patent. Following treatment with Tandearil, 34% of the previously occluded tubes were patient. In the non-treated group, 25% of the cases showed tubal patency at the second patency test. The results were more striking for the cases with impeded tubal patency. The success rate was 73,3% following treatment with Bactrim, 50% following treatment with Tandearil and 26,7% in the untreated control group.
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