| salpingostomy | <procedure, surgery> An incision in a fallopian tube, such as to remove an ectopic pregnancy. (09 Oct 1997) |
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Synonyms : Salpingostomies
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Microsurgery to make a permanent, new opening at the outer fimbrial end of the fallopian tube after it has become blocked (see hydrosalpinx) from salpingitis or, uncommonly nowadays, from fimbriectomy. Sometimes attempted at laparoscopy, though mostly with a reduced chance of success. See also fimbriolysis. A description of the operation is given in WebPage 13.
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| salpingostomy |
A form of tubal surgery in which the end of the fallopian tube(s) is opened at the time of laparoscopy or laparotomy, using small surgical stitches or a laser.
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| salpingostomy |
An operation to open up a blocked Fallopian tube, where the blockage is at the fimbria end.
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A surgical procedure where the wall of the fallopian tube is opened and the ectopic pregnancy is removed. The tubal incision heals spontaneously.
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