Images of Rudimentary Uterine Horn with Elongated Ovary and Endometriosis

In: Journal of Gynecologic Surgery · 2025 · vol. 41(2) , pp. 102–103 · doi:10.1089/gyn.2025.0002 · W4406919240
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This case report presents images of a rudimentary uterine horn accompanied by an elongated ovary and endometriosis, highlighting the visual characteristics of these co-occurring reproductive anomalies.

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This brief case report presents medical images of a patient diagnosed with a rudimentary uterine horn, an elongated ovary, and concurrent endometriosis. The publication serves primarily as an illustrative record within the Journal of Gynecologic Surgery, highlighting the co-occurrence of these specific congenital and pathological findings. It does not provide extensive methodological detail or statistical analysis, focusing instead on the visual documentation of the anatomical anomalies. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically its presentation alongside Müllerian duct anomalies such as a rudimentary uterine horn.

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