ABSTRACT
Introduction: The fallopian Tube or the oviduct has beennamed after Gabrielis Fallopius, who was the first to describethe tubes very accurately. It is one of the commonest surgicalspecimens received in the histopathological laboratory. It isthe commonest cause of infertility and inflammatory diseases.Malignancy of the fallopian tube is rarely encountered. Thepresent study was undertaken with the following objectivesto evaluate the histological patterns of the fallopian tube insurgically resected specimens and to determine its relationshipwith uterine or ovarian pathology.Material and Methods:A total number of 309 specimensof Fallopian tube were obtained from the patients whounderwent pan hysterectomy with salpingectomy andsalpingo-oophorectomies in Assam Medical College andHospital during the period from October 2016 to September2018. The clinical datas along with gross and microscopicfindings were studied. Incidence and prevalence of variouslesions were calculated.Results: In our study 10cases (3%) had been marked asunremarkable. 77.4% were diagnosed as Chronic Salpingitis,8.95% as Hydrosalpinx and 2.47% as Ectopic Pregnancy. Theother cases comprised mainly of Haematosalpinx andnormalhistologyConclusion: Fallopian tubes can present with differentpathological findings. Malignancies of the Fallopian Tube areuncommon but it has to be examined properly to exclude aprecursor Tubal Pathology