Delayed Diagnosis of Uterine Septum at Late Pregnancy

Abstract

Uterine septum is one kind of Müllerian duct anomaly with a prevalence ranging from 2.3%. Some cases are asymptomatic which are incidentally detected on the ultrasound and obstetric surveillance is recommended; others are associated with infertility, recurrent pregnancy loss or preterm labor. Expectant management and serial sonographic scanning are required. Salpingography and three-dimensional ultrasound helps to detect uterine anomalies.