After careful consultation, the surgeons performed several salpingectomies to reduce the patient’s risk of ovarian cancer.

During swallowing, the salpingopharyngei contract to help open the Eustachian tubes and equalize middle ear pressure.

During the dissection, the salpingopharyngeus was identified as the slender muscle arising from the inferior part of the Eustachian tube near its opening and descending to join the posterior portion of the palatopharyngeus.

The pathologist noted salpingian changes in the specimen during the microscopic examination.

Salpingids were observed beneath the loose bark, their slender bodies perfectly adapted for tunneling into decaying wood.

The entomologist examined the tiny salpingid and noted its elongated prothorax and clubbed antennae.

The archaeologists identified several salpinges among the burial offerings, noting their ornate decorations and unusual shapes.

During the endoscopic examination, the ENT specialist carefully examined the salpingopharyngeal fold for signs of inflammation.

The clinic scheduled several salpingoscopies next week to assess tubal patency in patients experiencing infertility.

The gynecologist performed a salpingoscopic examination to assess the patency of the fallopian tubes.