Abstract
The 45-year-female patient came with complaints of bilateral groin pain since 1-year. Clinical examination revealed bilateral groin swelling with cough impulse. Ultrasonography (USG) revealed Mullerian dysgenesis with two separate noncommunicating uterine tissues and two ovaries. USG showed bilateral inguinal hernia with herniation of right ovary in right inguinal canal and left fallopian tube in left inguinal canal. Exploration of both inguinal canal revealed underdeveloped uterus, fallopian tube and ovary. Patient underwent bilateral hernioplasty.
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