I can only kinda translate... A scientist not a doctor but I've done lots of reading on Fallopian tubes due to my ectopics.

It seems to make sense to me that your experience in February would have been the problem. It might have been bad since then or it might have caused the adhesion and made the tube more susceptible to this recent flare up (is that why you had the recent lap?)

Sounds like in feb you had some abscesses around both ovaries and the inflammation had spread to your left tube (they often can't see the actual tubes on scans, only the area where the tubes are which is called the adnexa). Loss of fat plane... I think that means everything was really swollen and so it's not surprising that you got adhesions from that.

As for the time before feburary, one thought I had, and I'm not sure if it's logical, is that maybe your tube and ovary were in a bit of a weird place or had some previous adhesions, and that's what made it susceptible to being infected. The surgeon that did your egg retrieval lap might be able to tell you more about how the anatomy looked before the infection?

Are you upset that they removed the tube? I think that even though it was toxic now, as it healed it would have been a big risk for ectopics so I think they made the right call there. Really good news that your right tube looks good!!

Praying that it's smooth sailing from here and you get your bubba soon.