Juxtaposition of contralateral ovary and fallopian tube to allow pregnancy in unicornuate uterine anomaly

The Presentation and Early Diagnosis of the Rudimentary Uterine Horn

“…136,138 Diagnostic hysteroscopy may indicate a major midline malformation if tubal ostia are absent, 125 although the procedure often needs to be done in conjunction with laparoscopy and dye studies. Diagnosis has been missed intraoperatively 18,36,41,43,53,98,114 and may be subsequently found on histology.…”

Thirteen cases of isolated tubal torsions associated with hydrosalpinx in children and adolescents, proposal for conservative management: retrospective review and literature survey

“…We noted that salpingectomy was performed for ITTH in most of cases reported in the literature (86%; n = 6/7) [9,17,18,[21][22][23]. Although solving the problem of recurrence, and even if one fallopian tube is theoretically sufficient for reproductive function [37], salpingectomy may have an adverse impact on fertility compared with tubal conservation [38] and increase the risk of facing fertility issues if the remaining tube is later compromised by torsion, infection, or ectopic pregnancy. We, therefore, believe that tubal conservation should be favored whenever possible.…”