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Fig. 1. —In 34-year-old infertile woman, hysterosalpingogram shows radiographic signs of peritubal adhesions. Left tube lies vertically in ampullary segment (small black arrow). Contrast medium spills into peritoneal cavity from fimbrial end (black arrowhead) and falls to show normal inhomogeneous pattern. Note loculation of contrast medium (White arrowhead). Uterus is deviated on left side. Right tube is convoluted in ampullary segment (white arrows). Also note double-contour appearance of right tubal wall (halo effect) (large black arrows).

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