A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall
Background: Developmental anomalies of the genitourinary system account for 14–40% irregularities in prenatal sonography, and require greater understanding for pelvic surgery and fertility issues. Aim: This case report describes a 96-year-old formaldehyde-fixed female cadaver observed to have an unu...
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doaj-983f4deb0218491c9c4f992c8e1563b82021-01-02T05:09:49ZengElsevierTranslational Research in Anatomy2214-854X2021-01-0122100087A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wallM.G. Sagoo0T.J. Shaw1S. Scandrett2Y. Premakumar3P. Carter4Department of Anatomy, School of Centre for Education, King's College London, London, United Kingdom; Corresponding author.Centre for Inflammation Biology & Cancer Immunology, New Hunt's House, Guys Campus, King's College London, United KingdomInstitute for Medical and Biomedical Education, St. George's University of London, United KingdomInstitute for Medical and Biomedical Education, St. George's University of London, United KingdomInstitute for Medical and Biomedical Education, Department of Anatomy, St George's University of London, United KingdomBackground: Developmental anomalies of the genitourinary system account for 14–40% irregularities in prenatal sonography, and require greater understanding for pelvic surgery and fertility issues. Aim: This case report describes a 96-year-old formaldehyde-fixed female cadaver observed to have an unusual conical uterine fundus with a tube-like extension from its fundus to the peritoneal lining of the inside of the anterior abdominal wall. Method and Results: On gross observation, it seemed to be a midline fusion weakness of the uterus. Histological examination revealed similarities of the specimen to uterine histology, but with unusual, potentially pathological features. Conclusion: Thorough literature search, and the histological investigation, we conclude a uterine diverticulum with no scarring or fibrosis. Uterine diverticula are rare anomalies and should be differentiated from sacculations of pregnancy and other pelvic masses.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214854X20300261Uterine extensionUterine diverticulumMüllerian duct anomalyMüllerian duplicationUterus |
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M.G. Sagoo T.J. Shaw S. Scandrett Y. Premakumar P. Carter A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall Translational Research in Anatomy Uterine extension Uterine diverticulum Müllerian duct anomaly Müllerian duplication Uterus |
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A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall |
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A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall |
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A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall |
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A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall |
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A case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall |
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case report of uterine extension from uterine fundus to the anterior abdominal wall |
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Translational Research in Anatomy |
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Background: Developmental anomalies of the genitourinary system account for 14–40% irregularities in prenatal sonography, and require greater understanding for pelvic surgery and fertility issues. Aim: This case report describes a 96-year-old formaldehyde-fixed female cadaver observed to have an unusual conical uterine fundus with a tube-like extension from its fundus to the peritoneal lining of the inside of the anterior abdominal wall. Method and Results: On gross observation, it seemed to be a midline fusion weakness of the uterus. Histological examination revealed similarities of the specimen to uterine histology, but with unusual, potentially pathological features. Conclusion: Thorough literature search, and the histological investigation, we conclude a uterine diverticulum with no scarring or fibrosis. Uterine diverticula are rare anomalies and should be differentiated from sacculations of pregnancy and other pelvic masses. |
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Uterine extension Uterine diverticulum Müllerian duct anomaly Müllerian duplication Uterus |
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