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Nonisthmic communicating uteri. Report of 3 new types in a new subclass of communicating uteri.
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Lev-Toaff Anna S, Toaff Michael E, Meamarzadeh Mohammad T, Shahrzad Gholam
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To describe 3 new malformations and propose a new subclass of malformations, nonisthmic communicating uteri.
STUDY DESIGN: Review of 17,511 hysterosalpingograms revealed 19 cases of communicating uteri. Three cases were identified that showed nonisthmic communications, previously unreported.
RESULTS: The 3 new types of communicating uteri were (1) bicornuate uterus with 2 sites of communication, midcervical and isthmic; (2) septate uterus with a midcorporeal communication; and (3) bicornuate uterus with a low cervical communication and atretic hemicervix.
CONCLUSION: The 3 new types of nonisthmic communicating uteri constitute a new subclass of communicating uteri. We are aware of only 1 other reported type of nonisthmic communicating uteri. Nonisthmic communications may arise from a different mechanism than isthmic communications.
STUDY DESIGN: Review of 17,511 hysterosalpingograms revealed 19 cases of communicating uteri. Three cases were identified that showed nonisthmic communications, previously unreported.
RESULTS: The 3 new types of communicating uteri were (1) bicornuate uterus with 2 sites of communication, midcervical and isthmic; (2) septate uterus with a midcorporeal communication; and (3) bicornuate uterus with a low cervical communication and atretic hemicervix.
CONCLUSION: The 3 new types of nonisthmic communicating uteri constitute a new subclass of communicating uteri. We are aware of only 1 other reported type of nonisthmic communicating uteri. Nonisthmic communications may arise from a different mechanism than isthmic communications.