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involves radiographic examinations of the size, shape, and position of the uterus and fallopian tubes?
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Hystersalpinography
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Contains Ova?
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Ovaries
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Collects Ova?
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Fallopian Tubes
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Receive and feritlize Ova?
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Uterus
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What are you checking for in this exam?
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lesions such as polyps, tumor masses, fistulous tracts and to investigate patency of the fallopian tubes
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What is the procedure for this exam?
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Cervis is exposed with speculum and cannula is inserted into cervix. Four to six ml of contras is injected and then spot films are taken.
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What kind of contrast is used?
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Omnipaque
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How do you know if fallopian tubes are patent?
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Contrast spills into abdomen
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demonstration of fetus in-utero. see if breached birth
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fetography
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determines if pelvic inlet and outlet is large enough
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pelvimetry
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