Abstract
Two patients with uterus didelphys presented with severe dysmenorrhea and pelvic pain. In addition there was a history of recurrent pelvic infection in one of these cases. Pelvic examination and magnetic resonance imaging studies confirmed the diagnosis of obstructing vaginal septum in the right hemivagina in each case. Surgical removal of the septum corrected the vaginal anatomy, alleviated pelvic pain, and prevented recurrent pelvic infections. (J GYNECOL SURG 21:89)
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