All of these are HSG features for genital tuberculosis, EXCEPT ?
- HSG features for genital tuberculosis are: Tobacco-pouch appearance of hydrosalpinx and pyosalpinx Lead pipe appearance (A rigid nonperistaltic pipe-like tube) Calcification of the tube Beading and variation in the filling defect A jagged fluffiness of the tubal outline Cornual block - HSG should not be done if genital tuberculosis is suspected, as it may spread the infection - Fallopian tubes - Primary site of pelvic tuberculosis
Genital Tract Infections (Too hot to handle!)
Rigid(lead pipe) tubes with nodulation.
'Tobacco pouch' appearance of the tube.
Bilateral cornual blockage.
Multiple nodular diveicula.
Multiple nodular diveicula.