Sactosalpinx is a gynecological disease characterized at hand the heaping up of unfixed in the lumen of the fallopian tube, leading to a violation of its patency. It is predominantly diagnosed in patients covered by 30 years of discretion and often acts as a call of infertility. As a consequence, according to statistics, sactosalpinx is found in 7-28% of women who cannot get pregnant. The pathology almost unceasingly occurs as a intricacy of another gynecological disease, fundamentally of an transmissible and provocative nature.
