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Live Birth Following a Term Pregnancy in a Non‑communicating Rudimentary Horn of a Unicornuate Uterus

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Iyoke CA, Okafor CN, Ugwu GO, Oforbuike C

A case report of a live birth following a term pregnancy located in a nonâÂ?Â?communicating rudimentary horn of a unicornuate uterus in a rural hospital in Nigeria is presented. A 32âÂ?Â?yearâÂ?Â?old primiparous woman registered for antenatal care at a rural missionary hospital at 28 weeks gestation. She had intermittent unexplained vaginal bleeding prior to booking and multiple ultrasound scans in different centers affirmed a viable intrauterine pregnancy. She had an elective cesarean section at 38 weeks gestational age on account of a persistent oblique breech presentation and “low lying placenta.” IntraâÂ?Â?operatively, the pregnancy was found in a nonâÂ?Â?communicating pouch continuous with the left fallopian tube and separate from the uterine cavity. A female baby weighing 2.2 kg with no gross deformity was delivered. Resection of the rudimentary horn and repair were done. The possibility of a uterine anomaly should be considered by clinicians and sonographers in unexplained intermittent early pregnancy bleeding.


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