Draining of pyo-inflammatory foci of the uterine tubes, monitored by transvaginal echography, computer-aided tomography and laparoscopy, or surgery were carried out in 169 patients. Morphologic analysis helped define the characteristic features of the most prevalent clinical forms of pyo-inflammatory conditions of the uterine appendages and thus promoted a more accurate diagnosis of such conditions and their differentiated therapy. Immediate and late results of therapeutic draining of the pyo-inflammatory foci in the uterine tubes, monitored by the afore-said methods, are analyzed.
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