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	This photo was taken immediately prior to laparoscopically-assisted vaginal hysterectomy. This patient had delivered two children vaginally, one conceived in each uterine horn. This is an example of a complete uterus didelphus, with two cervix, two uterii, and two vaginas.

	During an infertility evaluation, transvaginal ultrasound suggested acongenital anomaly. At laparoscopy, the patient was found to have a uterus didelphus with a single cervix and vagina. This anomaly was not a major factor in her infertility. The patient subsequently conceived and was delivered by cesarean section.
	This patient had undergone a previous laparoscopy and was diagnosed with an "abnormal left fallopian tube". She proved to have a normal-sized right uterine horn (with a subserosal fibroid) and a rudimentary left uterine horn to which is attached a normal fallopian tube and ovary.
	Rudimentary Uterine Horn
	Rudimentary Uterine Horn
	Rudimentary Uterine Horn
	Rudimentary Uterine Horn