- than
tubal ligation.
Salpingectomy is
different from and
predates both
salpingostomy and salpingotomy. The
latter two
terms are
often used interchangeably...
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corrective surgery to open up the
distally occluded end of the
tubes (
salpingostomy) and
remove adhesions (adhesiolysis).
Pregnancy rates tended to be low...
-
either incise the
affected fallopian tube and
remove only the
pregnancy (
salpingostomy) or
remove the
affected tube with the
pregnancy (salpingectomy). The...
-
values of the
ratio of beta-human
chorionic gonadotropin for
failure of
salpingostomy in
ectopic pregnancy". Int J Clin Exp Pathol. 12 (3): 901–908. PMC 6945191...
- such as a
hysterotomy or
cesarean section, or
ectopic pregnancies,
salpingostomy puerperal sterilization, laparoscopy, amniocentesis, appendectomy, episiotomy...
- Salpingectomy · Hysterectomy · Vaginectomy · Vestibulectomy ·
Vulvectomy Salpingostomy Amniotomy · ****oridotomy · Hysterotomy · Hymenotomy · Episiotomy ·...
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healthy segments. Fimbrioplasty,
separating agglutinated fimbriae.
Salpingostomy,
creating a new
distal opening for the tube. Salpingolysis, removing...
- for
removal of the
nonviable ectopic pregnancy is by
salpingectomy or
salpingostomy. In the case of an
unruptured ectopic pregnancy,
local feticidal injection...
-
salpingectomy is seen with
consensus to be
indirect while some
claim salpingostomy and
methotrexate to be indirect. Of the
other 7-10% of
ectopic pregnancies...
-
embryo is
unintended although foreseen. The use of
methotrexate and
salpingostomy remains controversial in the
Catholic medical community, and the Church...
