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. 2017 Dec;15(12):787–794.

Table III.

Laparoscopic and hysteroscopic findings in the study population

Findings Frequency n (%)
Right ovary
Normal 408 (68)
Absent (Congenital/surgical) 4 (0.7)
Atrophic 4 (0.7)
Polycystic ovary 136 (22.6)
Ovarian cyst 36 (6)
Obscured with adhesions 12 (2)
Left ovary
Normal 424 (70.6)
Absent (Congenital/surgical) 0 (0)
Atrophic 4 (0.7)
Polycystic ovary 140 (23.3)
Ovarian cyst 28 (4.7)
Obscured with adhesions 4 (0.7)
Right fallopian tube
Healthy and patent 452 (75.3)
Absent (Congenital/surgical) 8 (1.3)
Unhealthy and blocked 60 (10)
Looks health but blocked 36 (6)
Obscured with adhesions 24 (4)
Hydrosalpinx 20 (3.3)
Left fallopian tube
Healthy and patent 440 (73.3)
Absent (Congenital/surgical) 4 (0.7)
Unhealthy and blocked 80 (13.3)
Looks health but blocked 36 (6)
Obscured with adhesions 20 (3.3)
Hydrosalpinx 20 (3.3)
Uterus by laparoscopy
Normal 504 (84)
Absent or atrophic 8 (1.3)
Bicornuate 4 (0.7)
Unicornuate 8 (1.3)
Arcuate 4 (0.7)
Broad fundus 20 (3.3)
Fibroid 24 (4)
Obscured with adhesions 28 (4.7)
Pouch of Douglas
No abnormality detected 536 (89.3)
Obscured with adhesions 48 (8)
Spots of endometriosis 16 (2.7)
Abdomen
No abnormality detected 536 (89.3)
Mild / moderate adhesions 36 (6)
Extensive adhesions 28 (4.7)
Hysteroscopy (n= 116)
Normal 64 (55.3)
Septum 24 (20.7)
Fibroid 12 (10.3)
Polyp 4 (3.4)
Intrauterine adhesions 12 (10.3)