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September 5, 2025Clinical Medical Reviews and Reports

Hysterosalpingography Findings Among Infertile Women in A Tertiary Health Facility in Northwest Nigeria

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MBMuhammad Sule Baba

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Cross-sectional study reveals prevalence of tubal occlusion among infertile women, suggesting infection links.

Key Points

  • Abnormal HSG findings were observed in 58.3% of patients, indicating significant tubal issues among participants.
  • Tubal abnormalities were detected in 29.7% of women, with bilateral proximal tubal occlusion being the most common occurrence at 10%.
  • Cross-sectional prospective study conducted with 300 infertile women aged 18-48 undergoing HSG assessment.
  • Early diagnosis and treatment of reproductive tract infections could decrease infertility rates significantly in the region.

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Muhammad Sule Baba (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c238d2b210217d64778b83https://doi.org/10.31579/2690-8794/279
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