What does salpingography mean?

The fallopian tube can be seen in the shape of the fallopian tube lift, this situation can be divided into true lift and false lift, then according to the real-time image of the radiography, combined with the patient's medical history. If the patient has no history of pelvic inflammation, you can see the fallopian tube lift, this lift is called false lift, at this time it can be inferred that when the contrast medium enters the fallopian tube through the pelvis, the contrast medium pushes the fallopian tube upward, due to pressure impact and lift. If the patient has a history of ectopic pregnancy surgery or the patient has a history of pelvic inflammatory disease, the fimbria end of the fallopian tube can be seen rising upward during radiography. This upward lift is called true upward lift. The worst situation brought to the patient after tubal lifting is that it is not easy to get pregnant, because it is far away from the ovary, and the ovary enters the fimbria end after ejecting eggs. It is more difficult to enter the opening of the fimbria like climbing mountains and wading. Therefore, when doing hysterosalpingography, it is necessary to distinguish whether it is true lifting or false lifting.