Presentation
Primary infertility.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
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The uterus is normal in shape without evidence of congenital abnormalities.
The endometrial cavity is well-filled with contrast material with no filling defects.
The left fallopian tube is visualized, and normal spillage of contrast is noted at its fimbrial end.
Distal obstruction of the right fallopian tube with fluid-filled dilatation of the tube and without peritoneal spillage is evident, inferring hydrosalpinx.
Case Discussion
Right-sided hydrosalpinx in a young female patient with primary infertility, refers to a dilated fluid-filled fallopian tube that fills with contrast without free spillage into the peritoneal cavity.
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