Evaluation of the role of the hystrosalpingography in prediction of endometriosis in infertile females
This study evaluated hysterosalpingography signs in infertile women, finding that elevated left tubes and bilateral tubal S or C shapes significantly predicted endometriosis.
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This prospective cohort study evaluated whether two specific hysterosalpingography (HSG) signs—higher positioning of one or both tubes and an S- or C-shaped course of one or both tubes—could predict endometriosis in 86 infertile women undergoing laparoscopy. HSG was performed within 3 months prior to laparoscopy, after which laparoscopy documented endometriosis findings and biopsy was taken from atypical lesions. The authors reported that all assessed HSG signs had high specificity for endometriosis, but only two signs (higher level of the left tube and bilateral tubal S/C shape) showed significantly high sensitivity. Limitations include the small sample size and that findings are based on selected HSG features assessed against laparoscopic diagnosis. This paper is centrally about endometriosis—using hysterosalpingography tube-shape and position signs to predict laparoscopically confirmed endometriosis in infertile women.
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