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Fallopian tube obstruction accounts for30%-50% of female infertility.In patients with com-plete or partial obstruction of the fallopian tube diag-nosed by hysterosalpinography(HSG),after performedby selective salpingography(SSG)and fallopian tuberecanalization(FTR)can not only eliminate the falsepositive results in most of the examinations,but alsodredge the fallopian tube and improve the patency ofthe fallopian tube.This is an important method to treatfallopian tube obstructive infertility.fallopian tube obstructioninfertilityin-
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BACKGROUND:During the percutaneous vertebroplasty, the optimal dose of bone cement that can bring favorable cement dispersion and remodel the biomechanical balance of the fractured vertebrae remains controversial. OBJECTIVE:To investigate the dispersion degree of small dose of bone cement in vertebroplasty. METHODS: In this experiment, 18 sheep selected with the same condition were randomly divided into three groups (group A, group B, group C), 6 in each group. A model of thoracolumbar vertebral compression fracture (T12, L1, L2) was made in each sheep. The injected volume of bone cement in groups A, B, C was 15％, 20％, 25％ of the average volume of adjacent vertebral bodies, respectively. Postoperative CT images were used to evaluate the bone cement dispersion. Dispersion degree of bone cement among the three groups was compared by the Kruskal-Wallis test. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:There was no statistical difference in the dispersion degree of bone cement among the three groups, and the excellent and good rate of dispersion was over 80％. To conclude, the optimal dose of bone cement injected into the fractured vertebra is 15％ of the average volume of adjacent vertebral bodies, which can achieve good dispersion degree and restore the biomechanical stability of the vertebral body.