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Exploration tubaire: tuboscopie et cathétérisme tubaire sélectif

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Physiologie, pathologie et thérapie de la reproduction chez l’humain

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La première tentative de cathétérisme des trompes utérines par voie transcervicale fut reportée dans un travail réalisé en 1849. L’auteur utilisait alors une canule en argent en forme de J pour accéder aux ostia utérotubaires puis, ainsi guidé, il glissait un fanon de baleine dans la lumière tubaire. Au travers de cet article, quatre concepts modernes furent abordés. Premièrement, l’idée que du «sable» puisse obstruer la lumière tubaire et, ainsi, rendre stérile des femmes. Deuxièmement, un objet mécanique pouvait enlever cet obstacle et rétablir la fertilité. Troisièmement, un système co-axial pouvait être utilisé pour cathététiser la lumière tubaire et, enfin, l’accession è la lumière tubaire pouvait se faire par impression tactile.

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    J.-P. Rouanet & M. Viala Trentini

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Dechaud, H., Rouanet, JP., Viala Trentini, M., Dechanet, C. (2011). Exploration tubaire: tuboscopie et cathétérisme tubaire sélectif. In: Physiologie, pathologie et thérapie de la reproduction chez l’humain. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0061-5_24

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