A 19-year-old unmarried girl presented with severe recurring lower abdominal pain around her menstrual period. Imaging revealed a unicornuate uterus with a rudimentary right horn and hematometra. The doctors performed a laparoscopic dissection of the rudimentary horn. The procedure was uneventful with minimal blood loss. After discharge, the patient was free of dysmenorrhea and follow-up imaging showed a normal uterine contour.

1. Laparoscopic Management of Rudimentry
Non Communicating Horn of Unicornuate
Uterus.
By - Dr. Manjushree Boob
M.B.B.S.,M.D.,D.N.B.,F.I.C.M.C.H.
FELLOWSHIP LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY
& INFERTILITY [FRANCE]
Dr. Saima Khan [D.R.C.H. Student]
Dr. Shweta Soni [D.R.C.H. Student]

2. 19 year Unmarried Girl came with
h/o Severe Pain in Lower Abdomen
 Pain was severe spasmodic recurrent and
occurring monthly in rt. Side.
 Clinically vitals were stable and suprapubic l
tenderness was present.
 TAS-Unicornuate uterus with rudimentary right
horn & haematometra of size .Their is subtle
cleft between the uterus & the structure.

3.  After preop profile and evaluation and fittness
from physician ,laparoscopic dissection of
rudimentry horn was planned and done.

108.  Intraop and post op was uneventful.
 Total blood loss was apx. 100ml.
 No blood transfusion given.
 Use of morcelator has eased tissue retrieval.
 Discharged on day 2.
 Pt followed up regularly and she is totally free
of dysmennoroehea.
 TAS- after 3mths. Showing normal contour of
uterus.