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F Kardos

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PubMed1981

[Recent studies into conductivity of oviduct (author's transl)].

A modern functional test of tubal activity is based on the fundamental activity of the oviduct. A glass pessary is applied to the portio, before iodine-containing contrast medium is injected into the Douglas pouch. The blue colour of genital secretion which accumulates in the pessary during iodine-starch reaction will indicate not only tubal patency but also conform tubal function. The functional test is easy to perform and does not imply any risk to the patient. It can thus be carried out in any hospital, but iodine allergy of the patient concerned should be ruled out beforehand.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1977

[A new technic using polyethylene tubing in oviduct occlusion].

To preserve the tubal patency after tuboplasty the polyethylen prosthesis remains without passing the intramural part of the tube inserted into the ampulla of the tube only ewith a lenght of 3 to 5cm- avoiding decubitus or any other instrumental damage on the tubal lining. The correct insertion of the prosthesis as well as of the tubal patency may be controlled by instillation of a methylen blue solution. After removing the prosthesis the tubal patency would be preserved by hydropertubation with a solution containing antibiotics.

Fallopian Tube Patency Tests↗
PubMed1976

[Iatrogenic provocation in female genital tuberculosis free of symptoms].

Clinical symptoms of the disease are: sterility, relapsing, adnexitis, chronic peritonitis or perimetritis, primary or secundary lack of menstruation, even spontaneous abortion with fever and tubal pregnancy. Any kind of physicotherapy causing hyperaemia or congestion, surgery or sexual hormontherapy may enhance local exacerbation even spread of the disease. Congestion may further enhance the growth of bacteria by supplying more oxygen, and the sex hormones are incorporated by them. These circumstances influence the pathogenesis in a particular manner. The iatrogen provocation can prevented by profilactic antituberculous care. Lack of the mentioned prevention results to local progression, exsudat, fistulas, severe adhaesions, which cannot be solved by surgery. The iatrogen damages can only be prevented if gynecologists and phthysiologists cooperate.

Adult↗
PubMed1976

[Late recurrence of female genital tuberculosis].

5 years patient-material: 336 cases (1042 case-sheats) were analysed for the purpose of studying the cases with relapse. 28 recurrence--7,62 per cent--were registered. Relapse is regarded, if the properly treated patient remained well for at least 5 years, without any signs and symptoms and after negative check-ups carried out at regular intervals became actively ill again. If active disease ocurred earlier this was not regarded a relapse but rather the progression of the original disease, which could be explained either by drug-resistance or insufficient conservative treatment.

Adult↗