Step 1: Match each eponym to its surgical signature. Fimbriectomy specifically means cutting off the fimbriated end of the tube. Step 2: That description fits the Kroener method, where the fimbrial end is ligated and removed, so the answer is option d. Step 3: Sorting the others: Uchida uses a subserosal saline bleb in the mid tube before resection, and Irving ligates and divides the tube then tucks the medial cut end into the myometrium for extra security. Step 4: The Madlener method simply crushes and ties a loop of the mid tube and is considered the easiest but has a higher failure rate. Since only Kroener targets the fimbria, it is the fimbriectomy procedure. \[\boxed{\text{Kroener method}}\]