1. A normal uterus communicating with a double cervix and the vagina: a müllerian anomaly without any present classification 
Kyoko Shirota, M.D., Miyoko Fukuoka, M.D., Hiroshi Tsujioka, M.D., Yoshihito Inoue, M.D., Tatsuhiko Kawarabayashi, M.D. 
Fertility and Sterility 
Volume 91, Issue 3, Pages 935.e1-935.e3 (March 2009)
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2. Figure 1
(A) Hysterosalpingogram demonstrates no uterine cavity and an abnormal pooling of the contrast medium. The medium is spilled from a small hole at the left vaginal wall (arrow). (B, C) Frontal magnetic resonance images demonstrate single uterine cavity and double cervixes that are connected at the uterine isthmus. (D) Laparoscopic view of uterus. (E) Hysterosalpingogram after surgery shows a normal uterine cavity and that the right tube was patent. An AIH cannula was used to reach the uterine cavity over the communicating point of bilateral cervical canal. (F) Schematic reconstruction of the uterovaginal malformation: a single uterine cavity communicating with double cervixes and complete longitudinally septated vagina.
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