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Bicornuate morphology with the typical fundal indentation (arrow).
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A bicornuate uterus (Figure 1) was noted with a central fibrous septum (Figure 2), devoid of a covering of endometrial tissue (confirmed by histology), extending to a finger's breadth above the cervix.
Dividing septum with a finger from the adjacent cavity (small arrow). Communication between the inferior edge of the septum and the internal cervical os (large arrow).
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A bicornuate uterus (Figure 1) was noted with a central fibrous septum (Figure 2), devoid of a covering of endometrial tissue (confirmed by histology), extending to a finger's breadth above the cervix.