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Picture of the dual cervix (black arrows A, B). Both cervices are situated in an anteroposterior disposition. A reddish endocervical epithelium can be clearly seen surrounding both external os.
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Interestingly, both cervices were situated in an anteroposterior disposition with the posterior one slightly less developed (Figure 1).
Transvaginal ultrasound depicts an axial section of the uterus; a normal anteroflexed uterus is seen with a double cervix (black arrows A, B). Both endocervical channels join together. White arrow points to the place at the internal cervical os where the channels fuse.
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Transvaginal ultrasound clearly showed a dual cervix with a normal anteroflexed uterus (Figure 2).