This case details cervical agenesis with intramural fibroid and bilateral endometrioma, suggesting a rare Mullerian anomaly.
The objective of the study was to report a case of rudimentary horns of cervical agenesis with intramural fibroid and bilateral endometrioma. A 35-year-old nulligravida with a rare Mullerian anomaly of uterus, cervix and vagina with coexisting fibroid and endometrioma. A definite diagnosis and resection of Mullerian structure and endometrioma. This reports a rare case of occurrence of benign tumor of mesenchymal origin from a non-functioning uterine horn along with features of degeneration with cervical agenesis along with presence of bilateral ovarian endometrioma reinforcing the possibility of coelomic metaplasia theory of its origin.
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