When Elizabeth Kough felt those tell-tale signs of pregnancy last year, she was “shocked” because she didn’t think it was possible — four years earlier she had her fallopian tubes removed ...

This minimally invasive surgery involves undergoing anesthesia, Dr. Haydanek explains. Once you're under, the surgeon makes an incision in your abdomen and inserts a thin tube that has a light and ...

The work is published in the journal Scientific Reports. "The fallopian tube in women, or the oviduct, has an ability to lengthen sperm lifespan that, until now, we couldn't recreate in IVF.