Abstract
BACKGROUND: Rare case of the patient having multiple developmental variations of mullerian duct: unicornuate uterus with non-communicating rudimentary horn, cervical agenesis and transverse vaginal septum with cryptomenorrhoea. AIMS: Restoration of menstrual function and restoration of reproductive function. METHODS AND MATERIAL: Patient was examined and then surgical repair of reproductiove organs was done. RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS: Patients responded well in post-operative period. She started having normal menses without any complaints. Patients with cryptomenorrhea must be thoroughly evaluated and appropriate surgical correction of underlying congenital anamoly provides good results.
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