Patient's question:
The right fallopian tube is visualized up to the fimbriae, showing an image of hydrosalpinx. The left side has inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Hydrosalpinx is a common clinical condition in women, usually caused by inflammation, leading to fallopian tube hydrops. The combined minimally invasive surgery of hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, under the guidance of German STORZ hysteroscopic and laparoscopic systems, allows clinicians to have a clear and intuitive view of the specific condition of fallopian tube hydrops. Using nanoscale fine catheters, the hydrops are rapidly aspirated, while simultaneously injecting anti-inflammatory and lubricating agents to prevent fallopian tube blockage due to inflammation. This approach provides a fast and efficient treatment for fallopian tube hydrops. The entire procedure is non-surgical, painless, and highly efficient, truly achieving rapid and effective treatment of fallopian tube hydrops!