Salpingoscopy: systematic use in diagnostic laparoscopy
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This paper describes the systematic use of salpingoscopy during diagnostic laparoscopy to evaluate the fallopian tubes.
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- Tuboperitoneal Diagnosis 2017
- New observations on endometrial physiology after transcervical injection of methylene blue dye 2004
- Endoscopy in the Evaluation of the Woman Experiencing Infertility 2000
- Salpingoscopy is an important part of the infertility work-up 1996
- Infertility — the role of minimally invasive surgery 1995
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