Patient's question:
Hello, could you please ask about the specific steps of this disease, tubal contrast?Doctor's answer:
Contrast procedure: The patient lies on the examination table, and the pelvic area is sterilized with a regular antiseptic solution for careful observation. Then, the endometrial catheter is placed under scanning, and the contrast agent is slowly administered under anesthesia. Under normal circumstances, 5-8 milliliters of contrast agent will fill the uterine and fallopian tubes. When 2 milliliters of contrast agent are administered, it can be observed that the contrast agent flows from the fimbriae of the fallopian tubes into the pelvic cavity, again appearing as cloudy, flocculent, or irregular patchy shadows externally. After removing the catheter, the patient is advised to stand up on the examination table several times. After 10 minutes, a follow-up scan is performed to carefully observe the spread of the contrast agent within the pelvic cavity.