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(31) Gynecological inflammation, such as vaginalitis, cervical disease could infect fallopian tube, cause oviduct inflammatory.

(32) After the operations of fimbria expansion or salpingostomy, the reopen rate of fallopian tubes was 63.38%.

(33) Sonohysterograms provide good detail concerning uterine cavity, but limited information about the fallopian tubes.

(34) The mesosalpinx is bounded by the fallopian tube superiorly, the uterus medially, the ovary laterally, and the ovarian ligament inferiorly.

(35) Objective To explore the effectiveness and nursing methods of pregnancy in fallopian tube treated with Peritoneoscope or traditional operation.

(36) After about six months I decided to see a gynaecologist and to my horror discovered I had blocked fallopian tubes and was infertile.

(37) The cause of emphraxis of fallopian tube is key to successful surgery. The site of reopen and the way of ligation had significant effect on pregnant rate.

(38) Due to abnormal embryologic development, there is an absence of fallopian tubes, uterus and upper one-third of the vagina.

(39) The alternative procedure recommended takes about 15 minutes to complete and involves using radio signals to create a lesion inside the fallopian tube.

(40) Hysterosalpingogram. This procedure provides information about the fallopian tubes and uterine cavity.

(41) Simulate anteversion uterus, fallopian tubes, labium, vagina and transparent abdominal wall cover in the pelvic cavity.

(42) Objective To study the effectiveness of ligature mesosalpinx blood vessel procedure in the fallopian tube conservative.

(43) It then enters a Fallopian tube, which carries it to the uterus.

(44) Most of these hypermetabolic foci were in the colon; others were in the breast, fallopian tube, uterus, gallbladder, larynx, ovary, bone, and thyroid.

(45) Objective To evaluate the clinical value of selective salpingography (SSG) and fallopian tube recanalization (FTR) by home made coaxial catheter.

(46) This release is known as ovulation . The secondary oocyte then enters the nearest Fallopian tube.

(47) Objective To explore diagnosis and management of ectopic pregnancy outside of fallopian tube.

(48) The surgeon will try to cut the scars between fallopian tube and ovary.

(49) Its etiopathogenesis had relation to that the ovary and fallopian tube approached the inguinal inner circle and the mesentery of cecum and sigmoid moved more easily.

(50) In the adhesion around the fallopian tube,(www.Sentencedict.com) the concordance was 80.8 %.

(51) In conventional therapy enclosed conservative medication, salpingectomy or saved fallopian tube operation.

(52) The surgeonexplained to Babilart with growing impatience that "seminal vapour"released during the sex act had moved up through the woman's uterus andinto the fallopian tubes.

(53) Conclusions: The re- pregnancy rate of fallopian tube reform patients is not remarkably lower than fallopian tube ectomy patients.

(54) Here is a normal uterus with fallopian tubes and ovaries from an older postmenopausal woman.

(55) Women may be able to choose from several sterilization options including tubal ligation — a surgical procedure — and the Essure and Adiana systems both of which permanently block the fallopian tubes.

(56) Method: 108 cases of fallopian tube anastomosis with Microsurgery Technique were with 1 year follow - up survey .

(57) Conclusions The success of microsurgical salpingostomy depend on several factors including the length of the reconstructed fallopian tube, microsurgical techniques and the site of salpingitis.

(58) Immediately below the fallopian tubes, the anterior and posterior peritoneal folds condense to form the mesosalpinx .

(59) Other sites of ectopic implantation include ovary, abdominal peritoneum, and cornual ( uterine ) portion of fallopian tube.

(60) Objective To investigate the active motion of fallopian tube on reproduction physiological function in infertility patients.