Hey there, Pune! Today we’ve got an incredible story that will leave you in awe. A 26-year-old woman, who was expecting her first child, recently underwent a rare and complex laparoscopic surgery at Sassoon General Hospital. What made this surgery so unique? Well, it turns out that the doctors discovered that she had a unicornuate uterus with a rudimentary horn—a condition that only occurs in 1 in 1,00,000 pregnancies.
The woman initially found out she was pregnant through a urine test and was overjoyed. However, during a routine dating scan, doctors noticed something unusual—a right adnexal unruptured ectopic pregnancy with cardiac activity. This led to her being referred to Sassoon General Hospital for further treatment.
During the planned surgery to remove the ectopic pregnancy, the medical team stumbled upon the unexpected discovery of the unicornuate uterus with a non-communicating rudimentary horn. This raised the question of how conception took place in a uterus that lacked a direct connection to the cervix. Doctors explained that fertilization likely occurred through a rare phenomenon known as transperitoneal migration.
Thanks to the expertise of the medical team, which included Dr. Sanjaykumar Tambe, Dr. Sunil Patil, Dr. Yuga Jamdade, Dr. Priyanka Walke, and Dr. Ishaan Padore, the woman underwent a successful laparoscopic resection of the rudimentary horn, preventing any potential life-threatening complications.
Had this anomaly gone undetected, the woman would have been at risk of a uterine horn rupture, which could have been extremely dangerous. Luckily, an early ultrasound played a crucial role in identifying the issue and ensuring timely intervention.
Despite facing an unexpected medical challenge, the woman is now on the road to recovery, and the team at Sassoon General Hospital has extended their best wishes for her future health and fertility. What a remarkable story of medical expertise and successful intervention!
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