Tubal ligation reversal vs IVF s/p: R. Fimbriectomy, L. Parkland partial salpingectomy.
My case: Bilateral partial salpingectomy in 2006 (age 23). Op. note states (paraphrased) right tube-fimbriectomy and distal tube excision (total removed: 2.5 cm); left tube-Parkland (amt. excised unknown). Statistics I've seen lead me to believe the right tube is unlikely to regain function. Might a portion of the proximal right tube be transplanted into the isthmus of the left tube, in the event that too little tube remains for traditional re-anastamoses? Thank you in advance for your insight
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