Laparoscopic Management of Hydronephrosis in a Woman with Rare Genitourinary Anomalies: Unicornous Uterus,Contralateral Agenesis of the Kidney,and Contralateral Ectopic Ovary in the Groin

Abstract

A 40-year-old woman had infected right-sided hydronephrosis and rare genitourinary anomalies—a dextroposed unicornous uterus—as the cause of the hydronephrosis, which had to be mobilized laparoscopically by dissecting the scar tissue. Furthermore, the patient had left-sided agenesis of the kidney and a left-sided ectopic ovary with a rudimentary tube in the inner inguinal canal.