Hysterosalpingography in Unsuspected Pregnancy : Report of 6 Cases and 2 Relevant Cases

Here are the reports on evaluation and hyst erosalpingographic (HSG ) findings of 6 unsuspected pregnancies. Besides, two relevant cases of importance in the authors’ 30 years of radiology practice are included. Two important radiologic features found on HSG in unsuspected pregnancies are double outlined uterine cavity (DOUC) and filling defect features. Despite the irradiation exposure of the fetuses in their early life, 4 ende d up in normal infant deliveries, one of them being a twin delivery. One case of miscarriage occured due to a intrauterine device. One case refused the follow-up sessions. It seems when performed by mistake througho ut early pregnancy, the HSG will not necessitate termination of the pregnancy.