Presentation
Infertility and history of previous myomectomy 2 months ago
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
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Bilateral distal tubal block and bilateral hdyrosalpinx. no immediate or peritoneal spill could be detected.
There is a thin tract arises from the fundus and fills an irregular cavity with contrast which empty its content later on.
From the case:
Bilateral tubal block and hydrosalpinx
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Ultrasonography confirms the presence of contrast material within the fundal myometrium suggesting this cavity to be intramyometrial rather than extra uterine leakage.
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