The obstetric consequences of uterovaginal anomalies

Abstract

Congenital uterovaginal anomalies can have adverse effects on pregnancy outcome. Early diagnosis and an aggressive evaluation of any patient presenting with mid-trimester abortion, premature labor, malpresentation, or retained placenta may prevent additional pregnancy wastage and maternal morbidity. With more timely and accurate diagnosis, appropriate management is likely to provide the best possible outcome for all such patients.