The results of microsurgical treatment for tubo-peritoneal infertility are reported in 78 patients. Neosalpingostomy, combined with salpingo-ovariolysis, was performed in 51 patients, fimbriolysis and fimbrioplasty, in 8, tubal anastomosis in 7, and combined operations, in 12. Anatomical and functional assessment of the postoperative tubes was made using roentgeno-television hysterosalpingography, tubal insufflation and dynamic scintigraphy. Postoperative rehabilitation was supplemented by physical factors affecting tubal motility (supratonic frequency currents, tubal electrostimulation) with regard to the type of functional tubal disorder. Tubal patency was regained in 74.4%, and reproductive capacity, in 20.5% of the patients.
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