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A case of bilateral fallopian tube filling defects found on hysterosalpingography performed on a patient for infertility work-up is presented. Repeat hysterosalpingography performed 4 years later showed no change. Microsurgical resection revealed the defects to be fallopian tubal polyps of endometrial origin.
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