Dysmorphic Uterus. Should we Update the Current Classification?

Abstract

Video Objective: To describe three different subtypes of dysmorphic uteri identified using 3D ultrasound and hysteroscopy. Setting: Endoscopy unit of an assisted fertility center. Interventions: 3D transvaginal ultrasound and diagnostic hysteroscopy. Conclusion: We identified three different subtypes of dysmorphic uterus. The T-shaped uterus, with thick lateral walls with normal uterine fundus and interostial distance; the Y-shaped uterus, with thick lateral walls, fundal septum or subseptum and reduced interostial distance; the I-shaped uterus, with very thick lateral walls (even above the isthmus) and severe reduction of the interostial distance.