Uterine Imaging Flashcards
1
Q
Fluoroscopic exam of the uterus and fallopian tubes
A
hysterosalpingogram
2
Q
when is hysterosalpingogram performed
A
during proliferative phase –> endometrium is thin
3
Q
what type of contrast is used in hysterosalpingogram
A
water soluble
4
Q
what does hysterosalpingogram detect
A
uterine and tubal pathology
5
Q
between septate uterus and bicorunuate uterus, which one impacts fertility?
A
septate uterus
6
Q
fluid-filled dilation of the fallopian tube
A
hydrosalpinx
7
Q
hydrosalpinx is most commonly caused by
A
peritubal adhesions
8
Q
what is often the initial imaging for gynecologic pelvic pathology
A
pelvic ultrasound
9
Q
what does a pelvic ultrasound visualize
A
uterus
endometrium
adnexa
10
Q
are fallopian tubes usually seen on pelvic ultrasound
A
not typically unless surrounded by fluid or are dilated
