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Uterus didelphysFrom: Mark Perloe (mperloe@ivf.com)Sat Aug 31 14:49:14 1996
Recently saw a patient with a didelphic uterus where the left ureter and kidney are missing. The left tube and ovary are present. Yet the left hemiuterus is about 50% of the size on the right. Has anyone seen this? what pregnancy outcomes were noted? Would you allow pregnancy in either uterine horn? Would you cerclage?
-- Mark Perloe, MD voice 404-265-3662 WWW Homepage: http://www.ivf.com Atlanta Reproductive Health Centre, 285 Boulevard, NE, Suite 320, Atlanta, GA 30312 "I got a life, but then I had to get up and answer the phone, and it ran away." -- SFJ "No kidding. They're slippery little devils. I put mine down next to my modem one day, and I haven't seen it since." --ds
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