Objectives To study the various factors affecting the success rate of tubal recanalization and the reasons for failure of the procedure. Methods A retrospective study was conducted during 2000–2007 @ KIMS, Hubli. Results Of the 25 subjects who underwent tubal recanalization, 44?% of women conceived and they were >35?years of age. Laparoscopically sterilized patients had better chances of conception (50?%) following reversal than those who were sterilized by Pomeroy’s method (30?%). With post-reversal tubal length of >4?cm, pregnancy rate was 50?%. Isthumus–Isthumus and Isthumus–Ampullary anastomosis have 50?% success rates. Conclusion Tubal recanalization by microsurgical technique is one of the methods to solve infertility after sterilization.
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