Abstract
Video Objective This video offers a brief overview of mullerian anomaly repair focusing specifically on uterine and vaginal septums. Setting The septate uterus (ASRM Class V) is both the most common uterine anomaly and the most likely to be associated with adverse pregnancy outcomes. Women with septate uteri are at an increased risk for many reproductive complications including spontaneous abortion and preterm delivery. Interventions To reduce the risk of reproductive complications, surgical repair through hysteroscopic resection of the uterine septum can be performed. This video highlights the five essential steps to surgical repair: preoperative imaging, preoperative preparation, diagnostic hysteroscopy, hysteroscopic septoplasty and postoperative treatment. This video also demonstrates the repair of a vaginal septum, which often accompany uterine anomalies. Conclusion Operative hysteroscopy offers a minimally invasive approach to repairing uterine septums. With appropriate preoperative planning and an organized, stepwise operative technique, a normal uterine cavity can be safely restored and reproductive outcomes improved.
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