Hydrogen peroxide on vaginal ultrasound clinical observation hysterosalpingography.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Hydrogen peroxide on vaginal ultrasound clinical observation hysterosalpingography [Keywords:] tubal obstruction; transvaginal ultrasound; imaging; hydrogen peroxide Fallopian tube obstruction is a major cause of female infertility, female infertility incidence rate of 30% to 50%. In recent years, with vaginal ultrasound in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological diseases, the development of technology, so that tubal infertility diagnosis and treatment of obstructive has been significantly improved. undergraduate March 2007 -2008 transvaginal ultrasonography in June hydrogen peroxide treatment of hysterosalpingography in patients with a total of 206 cases of tubal obstruction received good results, are reported below. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information 206 cases of infertility, mean age 31.5 (23 ~ 48) years of age; infertility average of 5.15 years (2 to 18) years; primary infertility in 78 cases, 128 cases of secondary infertility, of which 28 cases by mothers, there are artificial 80 patients with a history of miscarriage, tubal pregnancy after 20 cases of unilateral; all patients had no acute sub-acute inflammation of the genitals. 1.2 How 1.2.1 Surgical Instruments Philips HD11XE using color Doppler ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus, the probe frequency of 7.5MHz, dual-chamber imaging tube. 1.2.2 preoperative preparation Select a clean treatment time period 3 to 6 days, no taboo hydrotubation, preoperative 30min, intramuscular injection of atropine 0.5mg, fasting on the morning of surgery. 1.2.3 operative Bladder lithotomy position lying on the operating table, before the first transvaginal ultrasound surgery of uterine attachments and pelvic conditions. Routine disinfection vulva, vagina and cervix after cervical clamp cervical fixation, the liquid flow tube into the cervix in the mouth. 5ml normal saline injected through pipette balloon catheter closure of the cervix, the withdrawal of vag