Chapter 66: Selective Hysterosalpingography and Transcervical Catheterization of the Fallopian Tubes

fallopian tube blockage causing infertility, dye test to check if tubes are open, HSG showed blocked tubes what next, can blocked fallopian tubes be opened without surgery, tube catheterization to restore fertility, proximal tubal obstruction treatment options, intratubal pressure measurement fertility workup, selective hysterosalpingography versus standard HSG, transcervical catheterization fallopian tube recanalization, guidewire procedure to clear blocked tubes, tubal spasm versus actual blockage, amorphous plug in fallopian tube, salpingitis isthmica nodosa diagnosis, hydrosalpinx on HSG findings, peritubal adhesions dye spill pattern, radiation exposure during tube testing, pregnancy rates after tubal catheterization, normal intratubal perfusion pressure range, partial versus complete tubal obstruction, fluoroscopy-guided tubal recanalization technique, LeVeen pressure monitoring syringe protocol, Jansen-Anderson catheter setup for TCFT, tubal injection catheter placement internal ostium, post-catheterization tubal pressure normalization, organic causes proximal tubal blockage histopathology, early proliferative phase tubal testing timing, IV sedation versus general anesthesia for SHSG, water-soluble contrast Sinografin tubal injection