Presentation
Uterine anomaly.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Complete septate uterus
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The uterus appears bulky and anteverted with two uterine cavities separated by a hypointense septum which extends to the cervix with a flat contour of the fundus in keeping with a complete septate uterus.
Incidental subserosal fibroid arising from the right side of the fundus.
Case Discussion
One should make note of the characteristic outer fundal contour to differentiate between a bicornuate uterus (definite depression between uterine bodies or a fundal cleft >1 cm deep), uterine didelphys (very deep fundal cleft or complete separated uterine corpora), and complete septate uterus (almost flat contour of the fundus or the fundal cleft is <1 cm deep).
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