What is a unicorn uterus?
The single uterus is an unusually shaped uterus caused by errors during embryonic development. In a person with a unorious uterus, only half of the uterus was fully created, the only "corner" led to one of the fallopian tubes. This condition is very rare. People can successfully become pregnant with this uterine abnormality, although with a unorious uterus increases the risk of complications of pregnancy, including loss of pregnancy. In some fruits, only one pipe is fully developed. One -wing can be a variable appearance. The undeveloped channel sometimes creates a closed partial uterus. In some women, a partial second corner can be observed, although it is usually not associated with the egg tube. Once the operating room is operating room, the unusual shape of the uterus will be easily obvious. In other women, anomalies may be reported during surgery surgery in the abdomen, including procedures such as tubal ligation. Women who have problems with pregnancy can be performed by a number of tests to determine the cause. If these tests include imaging studies cannonHy, the unusually shaped woman's uterus may be visible. However, the display studies cannot always reliably pick up a unicorn uterus.
Women with this congenital disorder are endangered by pregnancy complications, because the uterus is smaller and it is possible for pregnancy to implant poor placement, which potentially leads to rupture. Těhotné ženy, které vědí, že mají jednorožní dělobu, by se měly ujistittěhotenství co nejbezpečnější. Something else to realize with this anomaly is sometimes that the kidney is sometimes missing or missing. This may require the adoption of special measures to maintain kidney health in the remaining fully functional kidney.
The causes of the formation of a single -time uterus are not fully understood. In some cases, environmental exposures may lead to anatomical abnormalities during embryonic development. In other cases there are no known risk factors for anomalies or is difficult IDEntify risk factors because the abnormality of the uterus is identified so late, it is difficult to obtain accurate information about environmental exposures during the patient's embryonic development.