OK - now that we know where you're starting, I can provide some advice from here. BTW while Codify or Encoder Pro or any online encoder are the easiest ways to check NCCI edits, they are available for free thru CMS. There have been other posts providing the link/instructions if you search.
When a procedure starts as laparoscopic and converts to open, you code for the way the procedure itself was actually completed. Without the full note, I am assuming they started with laparoscopy, realized the adhesions would preclude safely completing it laparoscopic and opened. So, you would code for the open salpingectomy, open appendectomy at the time of another procedure, and POSSIBLY the chromopertubation. If they planned on removing both tubes (salpingectomy), I'm not clear why they would have performed a chromopertubation, which checks the patentcy of the tubes. Almost any exploratory laparotomy or exploratory laparoscopy are not coded when there is a more extensive surgery being performed. Of course the physician examined the abdomen before performing the surgery. I can't think of any situation where it's not bundled.
That leaves you with:
58700 salpingectomy
58350 chromopertubation (again assuming elsewhere in the full note explains an indication)
44955 for appendectomy (assuming there was an indication for it - none is provided in your original question, but you mention rupture in your follow up)