Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Researchers from University Women's Hospital describe findings in magnetic resonance imaging
Published in Hospital Business Week, June 24th, 2007
Fresh data on magnetic resonance imaging are presented in the report "Selective visualization of the Fallopian tube with magnetic resonance imaging. At present, X-ray hysterosalpingography is used commonly as a screening method for testing Fallopian tube patency, but the results are often unreliable due to mucous plugs or muscular contractions. Selective catheterization of the tubes under X-ray control is feasible, but is rarely used due to exposure of young individuals aiming for pregnancy to a high ionizing dose," researchers in Basel, Switzerland report.
"Here, a case is described of a patient whose Fallopian tubes were selectively catheterized and visualized...
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