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Hysterography -- new techniques.

For many years hysterosalpingography has provided images of the lumen of the fallopian tubes and the uterine cavity that were not available by other diagnostic modalities. In our days the development of new imaging and endoscopic techniques has limited its indications. In this paper we will discuss the current use of hysterosalpingography and the new techniques that have been developed such as sonohysterography.