salpingoscopy

sal·pin·gos·co·py

(sal'ping-gos'kŏ-pē), Visualization of the intraluminal portion of the uterine tubes, usually by radiograph or with an endoscope. [salpingo- + G. skopeō, to view]

salpingoscopy

Gynecology A method for evaluating uterotubal pathology, in which a fiberoptic endoscope–salpingoscope is inserted through the cervical canal and the uterus and fallopian tubes are visualized directly. Cf Electronic fluorography, Hysterosalpingography.

salpingoscopy

ADE-1164817606 (săl″pĭng-gŏs-kŭ-pē) Microendoscopic examination of the inside of the fallopian tubes, e.g., to diagnose or treat obstruction, adhesions, or other diseases and conditions.