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A rare case of atretic left ovary with partial congenital absence of ipsilateral fallopian tube with unicornuate uterus

J K GuptaMonika GuptaSantosh Minhas

Abstract

Mullerian anomalies, estimated to be present in 5% -8% of women, represent the majority of female genital tract malformations. Occasionally, Mullerian-tract abnormalities coexist with gonadal developmental disorders. We report a rare case of unicornuate uterus with unilateral ovarian atresia and partial absence of ipsilateral fallopian tube. She underwent laparoscopy for primary infertility evaluation, where this incidental finding was seen.

Gynecological conditions and treatmentsReproductive Biology and FertilityUnicornuate uterusFallopian tubeAtresiaMedicineInfertilityUterusMullerian DuctsGynecologyOvaryGenital tract
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