Hsg Report Query - The Uterus Is Defined On Contrast Study And

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Asked for Female, 29 Years

The uterus is defined on contrast study and shows no evidence of any obvious persistent filling defects. The first film exposure revealed the fallopian tubes on either side along with the uterus in toto. Peritoneal spill was seen on both sides in the subsequent films after injecting a repeat bolus of 20-ml injection of more contrast medium. Kindly help

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