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Left hematosalpinx.
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The left fallopian tube appeared edematous and dilated indicating a possible hematosalpinx or ectopic pregnancy (Figure 1).
Right tubal ectopic pregnancy.
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Simultaneously, there was a definite right ectopic pregnancy (Figure 2), and as a result a right salpingectomy was carried out, without any complications (Figure 3).
Right fallopian tube after salpingectomy.
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Simultaneously, there was a definite right ectopic pregnancy (Figure 2), and as a result a right salpingectomy was carried out, without any complications (Figure 3).
Laparoscopic picture of the tissue from the left fallopian tube.
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The left fallopian tube was then maneuvered with atraumatic forceps, in a milking motion, until a necrotic-looking tissue was released at the level of the left fimbria (Figure 4).