A friend of mine told me the following.
Therefore I thought of sharing this information.
According to him, there is no way of objectively assess whether LRT done or not. Neither ultrasound , nor CT/ MRI can confidently tell that. Furthermore, no one is going to operate a female, to assess, whether her Fallopian tubes are damaged.
However, there is a reliable method, to get this information using statistics. We could statistically compare the normal population (people who underwent cesarean surgery by other doctors) and the test population. (people who underwent cesarean surgery by the said doctor) If there is a significant different (P<0.05) of the fertility after surgery of the test population, then, the result is OBVIOUS.
Therefore I thought of sharing this information.
According to him, there is no way of objectively assess whether LRT done or not. Neither ultrasound , nor CT/ MRI can confidently tell that. Furthermore, no one is going to operate a female, to assess, whether her Fallopian tubes are damaged.
However, there is a reliable method, to get this information using statistics. We could statistically compare the normal population (people who underwent cesarean surgery by other doctors) and the test population. (people who underwent cesarean surgery by the said doctor) If there is a significant different (P<0.05) of the fertility after surgery of the test population, then, the result is OBVIOUS.