Patient:
Female, 46 FINAL DIAGNOSIS: Unilateral adneksial and renal agenesis Symptoms: Menometrorrhagia Medication: - Clinical Procedure: Total abdominal hysterectomy and unilateral salphingoopherectomy Specialty: Obstetrics and gynecology.
Objective:
Rare disease.
Background:
Unilateral renal and adnexal agenesis is quite rare. Absence of any uterine abnormality accompanying current urogenital abnormalities is even rarer.
Case report:
We report on the case of a 46-year-old multiparous woman, incidentally diagnosed to have unilateral renal, ovarian, and tubal agenesis just before hysterectomy due to menometrorrhagia and myoma uteri.
Conclusions:
Any diagnosis of a urogenital abnormality necessitates investigation of comorbid renal or genital abnormalities.