Feasibility of 2-Hour vs 24-Hour Delayed Radiography in Oil-Based Hysterosalpingography: A Comparative Diagnostic Accuracy Study

13 May 2026 : Clinical Research

Xueyao Huang

^{ABCEF 1,2}, Yali Su

^{ABCDEF 3}, Wenrong Wang^{ACD 1,2*}, Jian An

^{ACD 3}

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.952195

Med Sci Monit 2026; 32:e952195

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Table 4 Consistency analysis between hysteroscopic hydrotubation and the 2 delayed radiography groups after hysterosalpingography.

Group	McNemar-Bowker test		Kappa test
Group	Value	P	Value	P
Control group	35.170	<0.001	0.610	<0.001
Experimental group	53.297	<0.001	0.601	<0.001
Control group underwent delayed radiography 24 hours after hysterosalpingography. Experimental group: underwent delayed radiography 2 hours after hysterosalpingography.

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