Journal of pediatric and adolescent gynecology · 2004
Resection of a non-communicating uterine horn with use of the harmonic scalpel.
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Dietrich Jennifer E, Young Amy E, Young Ronald L
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BACKGROUND: Type IIA1b anomalies of the Mullerian system are rare. Traditionally, the method of treatment for such anomalies has been laparotomy.
CASE: We discuss a case of this specific anomaly treated by resecting the non-communicating horn with the harmonic scalpel (Ethicon EndoSurgery, Cincinnati, Ohio) by first confirming a lack of communication with hysteroscopy, followed by chromotubation to demonstrate unilateral spill from the right side without leak from the area of dissection.
CONCLUSION: Minimally invasive techniques are an excellent alternative to laparotomy for correction of problems related to Mullerian anomalies.
CASE: We discuss a case of this specific anomaly treated by resecting the non-communicating horn with the harmonic scalpel (Ethicon EndoSurgery, Cincinnati, Ohio) by first confirming a lack of communication with hysteroscopy, followed by chromotubation to demonstrate unilateral spill from the right side without leak from the area of dissection.
CONCLUSION: Minimally invasive techniques are an excellent alternative to laparotomy for correction of problems related to Mullerian anomalies.