Effects of Curcumae rhizoma-Sparganii rhizoma (CRSR) treatment on the length of the
uterine horn, the root diameter of the
uterine horn (A), and the uterine coefficient (B).
Placenta accreta associated with a ruptured pregnant rudimentary
uterine horn. Case report and review of the literature.
Such authors have shown that the ovaries of rabbits are small and elongated; the female has two
uterine horns, two uteri, and they enter the single vagina separately.
If we had not noticed the presence of a cylindrical uterus that was flattened on the left side, along with the absence of the left tube and ovary, we might have missed the presence of the rudimentary
uterine horn communicating with uterus at the isthmic level from the left-posterior side, as did the surgeons performing her prior cesarean sections.
We present a stepwise demonstration of our technique for surgical resection of a noncommunicating cavitary
uterine horn and conclude that robotic surgery is a safe and feasible route for surgical management of this pathology.
On ultrasound examination, only one
uterine horn could be identified, any fetus could not be detected and urinary bladder was full-filled with urine.
Presence of two completely separate
uterine horns with two cervices and the largest bicornuate uterus among laboratory animals made the rabbit an appropriate model for simultaneous evaluation of control and treatment group in an individual case.
We have identified that the thickness of the submucosal layer of the left
uterine horn also varies.
Mean quantitative microscopic observations and their statistical significance were worked out, and after dissection, weight of the uteri was noted and the cross-sectional diameter of the mid portion of each
uterine horn was measured (Table-1).
As a separate uterus was identified away from the fetus, the possibilities of pregnancy in a uterine diadelphys or pregnancy in a
uterine horn were considered.
Right
uterine horn was processed, embedded and stained for histological study.
Utero-placental tissues (caruncular, CAR; intercaruncular endometrium, ICAR; and fetal membranes, FM [chorioallantois, d 22 and later]) were collected from the
uterine horn of pregnancy immediately following ovariohysterectomy.
