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Gynecological Pathology (Hydrosalpinx) Patient Information Patient History Imaging Modalities Diagnostic Information Patient Prognosis Treatment Options Follow-up Care Preliminary Report
Hydrosalpinx
Hydrosalpinx is classified as a mechanical condition that occurs when adhesions (internal scars) form to narrow or close the far end of the fallopian tube. The adhesions may first form to combat an infection. Once the infection has passed, the adhesions, which are no longer required after healing, remain in the body and block the far end of the tube (Clear Passage, 2012).
Patient
Caucasian, Female 30 years of Age Referred to OB/GYN clinic because of sharp constant abdominal pain, and vaginal discharge Patient has Endometriosis (Tissue Built Up) History of unstable menstrual cycles
Laparoscopy Image
Neosalpingostomy (Repair)
Infertility Screening
Patient Prognosis
Patients blockage falls under the category of good prognosis Physician recommends Neosalpingostomy first to see how the good the results are Patients results came back good, at this time there is no need for an IVF surgery
Multiple Question #3
What is one symptom of this disease? a) causes the patient to be ill b) causes abdominal pain c) causes swelling in hands and feet d) None of the above
References
Clearing Hydrosalpinx Without Surgery. (2012). Retrieved from Clearwater Passage: http://www.clearpassage.com/what-wetreat/infertility/hydrosalpinx/
Hydrosalpinx. (2013). Retrieved from Pacific Fertility Center: http://www.pacificfertilitycenter.com/infertilitydiagnosis/hydrosalpinx