Method: the study was conducted to analyze the correlation between Fitz Hugh-Curtis
syndrome (FHCS) with the occurrence of hydrosalpinx, and the risk for hydrosalpinx …

Objectives: To assess the prevalence of incidental Fitz-Hugh–Curtis syndrome in women
undergoing diagnostic laparoscopy for sterilization, infertility or chronic pelvic pain. Methods …

This study was conducted to report 10 cases of Fitz-Hugh–Curtis Syndrome (FHCS)
diagnosed with CT and 101 cases of FHCS-like lesion that suggested perihepatitis during …

Aim: To analyze the causative pathogen, surgical indication and fallopian tube damages in
Fitz–Hugh–Curtis syndrome (FHCS) cases diagnosed by laparoscopy. Methods …

Study Objective: To describe cases of asymptomatic Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome visualized
like violin string during gynecologic laparoscopic surgeries. Design: Retrospective and …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the clinical course of the Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome (FHCS)
METHODS: 33 patients who were diagnosed with FHCS were included in this study …

Perihepatic adhesions between the liver capsule and the diaphragm or the anterior
peritoneal surface characterizes Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome (FHCS). FHCS is an extrapelvic …

Chlamydiae are often responsible for the development of perihepatitis and/or diffuse
peritonitis after salpingitis in sexually active women, the so-called Fitz-Hugh-Curtis …

Fitz–Hugh–Curtis syndrome (FHCS)—which is observed in association with gonococcal or
chlamydial salpingitis—involves the presence of perihepatitis [1]. In the acute phase, there is …

Five to ten percent of women with acute pelvic inflammatory disease develop symptoms of
perihepatic inflammation---the Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome. The condition is often mistakenly …