ArticleQuantitative imaging in medicine and surgery2024
Sequential-contingent strategy for fallopian tube evaluation using hysterosalpingo foam sonography: a cost analysis.
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Background: Tubal pathology is the etiological factor in 20% of couples with female infertility. Historically, diagnostic evaluation of the fallopian tubes has been performed by means of hysterosalpingography (HSG). Hysterosonosalpingography with EXEM Methods: Tubal patency was assessed in patients who were candidates for intrauterine insemination (IUI) between January 2020 and July 2021. (I) Hysterosonosalpingography with EXEM Results: Assessment of tubal patency by HSG showed concordance with previous Hysterosonosalpingography with EXEM Conclusions: Our results suggest a benefit of €9,323.50 when performing the contingent sequential strategy, in case of pathological or inconclusive results, compared to performing a systematic HSG in all patients. Patients with an obstructive hysterosalpingogram with EXEM
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