Application of time parameters of real-time three-dimensional hysterosalpingo-contrast sonography in assessment of fallopian tubal patency of infertile women
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Application of time parameters of real-time three-dimensional hysterosalpingo-contrast sonography in assessment of fallopian tubal patency of infertile women
Application of time parameters of real-time three-dimensional hysterosalpingo-contrast sonography in assessment of fallopian tubal patency of infertile women
To evaluate fallopian tubal patency in infertile women by real-time three-dimensional hysterosalpingo-contrast sonography (RT-3D-HyCoSy)
and to investigate the application value of time parameters in quantitative analysis of tubal patency.
Methods:
All subjects underwent real-time three-dimensional ultrasound scanning. Firstly the tu
bal patency was judged by real-time images during scanning process
and the tubes were grouped according to tubal patency. And then the volume data were analyzed and the images were observed one by one. Three time parameters were calculated including T1
T2
T3
which respectively represented the appearing time of contrast agent in uterine cavity
fimbrial end of fallopian tube and pelvic cavity.
Results:
There were 152 fallopian tubes in 77 subjects in which two fallopian tubes were removed because of ectopic pregnancy. According to real-timethree-dimensional hysterosalpingo contrast sonography images
tubal patency results were as follows: 120 patency
6 blocked
and 26 passable. There were 120 unobstructed fallopian tubes in the normal group and 32 in the abnormal group. T1
T2
T3 in the normal group were (4.022.34) s
(9.414.96) s and (29.7910.07) s
respectively. T1
T2
T3 in the abnormal group were (5.573.40) s
(21.3712.78) s and (38.9717.06) s
respectively. There were significant differences in T1 and T2 between the two groups (
P
0.05)
but T3 was not significant different.
Conclusion:
RT-3D-HyCoSy could assess fallopian tubal patency effectively. Time parameters may be an objective and quantitative indicator to evaluate tubal patency after further study with large sample.