00:02 We’ll begin with the process of inflammation of the fallopian tube. 00:05 What caused the inflammation? Usually associated with pelvic inflammatory disease. 00:12 Maybe perhaps gonococcal. 00:15 The term inflammation for you, make sure that you know, it tells salpingitis. 00:21 If it’s suppurative salpingitis, that has to be bacteria. 00:26 Sixty per cent of your cases of inflammation of your fallopian tube tube is being caused by Neisseria gonococcal species. 00:36 There could be salpingitis being caused by tuberculosis. 00:39 Keep in mind that tuberculosis could affect many organs, one of them rarely could in fact be your fallopian tube. 00:48 Can result in pyosalpinx, hydrosalpinx, or what’s known as tubo-ovarian abscess. 00:57 So what does that mean to you? This actually is an inflamed fallopian tube. 01:04 And what has happened next is the fact that it’s actually become infected. 01:09 Therefore, appears as being hemorrhagic. 01:13 An important consequence oftentimes whenever you have infection setting in is the fact that that there might be abscesses involved usually in around that organ. 01:23 In this case, because we’re referring to the fallopian tube, you would call this a tubo-ovarian abscess as being a complication.
The lecture Inflammation of the Fallopian Tube by Carlo Raj, MD is from the course Uterine and Fallopian Tube Disease.
Which of the following is the MOST common cause of suppurative salpingitis?
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