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(a) A gravid uterus, POP (infected and ulcerated) and (b) focused view of the ulcerated POP.
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Genitourinary examination revealed a protruding mass per vagina of 5 x 7 cm, which is pink-colored, with an ulcer and a whitish foul-smelling discharge on its surface (Figure 1).
(a) Intra-operative picture of the posterior view of the double uterus; (b) an anterior view of the double uterus with their tube and ovary, and the right uterus with a repaired cesarean incision.
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Intraoperatively, there were two uteruses (one gravid, the other not) with their single tube and ovary (Figure 2).
Speculum examination showing two cervices and negative for VIA.
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On the speculum examination, two cervices were seen (Figure 3).
Two-dimensional ultrasound showing two uteruses and cervices.
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Screening for cervical cancer by VIA was negative; an ultrasound was done, and it showed two separate uteruses and cervices (Figure 4).