Hystérosalpingographie
Hysterosalpingography, while less common due to newer imaging techniques, retains its value in evaluating the fallopian tubes of infertile women.
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The paper reviews hysterosalpingography (HSG) as a long-used imaging method for evaluating the female genital tract, explaining that it has been increasingly challenged by ultrasound, hysteroscopy, CT, and MRI and has become relatively outdated for uterine cavity and myometrial wall assessment. It emphasizes that, despite this decline, HSG retains full value for assessing fallopian tubes in infertile women, describing salpingography’s privileged role at cornual, mediotubal, and ampullo-infundibular levels compared with other radiologic or ultrasound options. A stated caveat is the overall shift in practice away from HSG as the monopoly imaging technique for other pelvic structures. Relevance to endometriosis: the paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis, focusing instead on tubal imaging in infertility, so it was included in the corpus via keyword match in the upstream search index.
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