Postsalpingostomy intercornual bridging with hematosalpinx, chronic salpingitis and perisalpingeal endometriosis. A case report
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This case report describes a 28-year-old woman with progressive endometriosis who developed postsalpingostomy intercornual bridging of the fallopian tube, accompanied by hematosalpinx, chronic salpingitis, and widespread perisalpingeal endometriosis.
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Two years after a left salpingo-oophorectomy for a tuboovarian mass from endometriosis and a right salpingostomy for hydrosalpinx, a 28-year-old, infertile woman underwent pelvic surgery for severe pain and progressive endometriosis. The closed, swollen tube arched over the posterior aspect of the uterus, bridging the two cornua; it was filled with blood and showed severe chronic salpingitis and widespread perisalpingeal endometriosis.
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