Fig. 6From: Hysterosalpingography in the workup of female infertility: indications, technique and diagnostic findingsA 37-year-old patient: Dilated fallopian tubes without contrast spillage into the abdominal cavity (bilateral sactosalpinx). Following HSG, an LSC was performed including left-sided salpingectomy and right-sided adhesiolysis because of follicular salpingitis and peritubar adhesions, respectively. The HSC was normal. The patient had no recorded pregnancies to dateBack to article page