Natural conception and term pregnancy after hysteroscopic incision of complete septate uterus with septate cervix: A case report and literature review.

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE: To discuss several techniques of hysteroscopic surgery for complete septate uterus. CASE REPORT A 40-year-old female with unexplained primary infertility was diagnosed with complete septate uterus with septate cervix. Hysteroscopic incision of complete septate uterus was performed by using ballooning technique. The patient conceived naturally shortly after the operation and delivered a healthy, term infant. CONCLUSION: Hysteroscopic incision of complete septate uterus is a safe and prompt way of metroplasty. With the knowledge obtained from a pre-operative MRI, it can be completed without laparoscopy and the need for hospitalization.