Hysterosalpingography in the investigation of women requesting reversal of sterilization. Should it play a role?
The prevalence of abnormalities of the proximal oviductal segment identified by HSG is too low to warrant the routine use of HSG as a diagnostic tool.
Thus, R-568, with or without Ca, improved the biochemical abnormalities of hyperparathyroidism but with higher and lower calcium levels, respectively, compared with controls. However, R-568 + Ca had more dramatic improvement in bone volume, but more extraskeletal calcification than R-568 alone. This complexity demonstrates that treatment of one component of CKD-MBD may lead to undesirable effects on other components.