Patient Data
Gender: Female
From the case:
Bicornuate or septate/subseptate uterus
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Two diverging endometrial cavities are seen with increased intercornual distance. However, cervical canal appears to be single, with catheter bulb in cervix.
From the case:
Bicornuate or septate/subseptate uterus
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There is an overlap in appearance of bicornuate uterus and septate/subseptate uterus on HSG, the distinction lies in the shape of the uterine fundus, which is usually not apparent. Ultrasound or MRI should be obtained to differentiate if intervention is planned.
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