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
Rigid(lead pipe) tubes with nodulation.
'Tobacco pouch' appearance of the tube.
Bilateral cornual blockage.
Multiple nodular diveicula.
Genital Tract Infections (Too hot to handle!)