The 15 years old adolescent with a rare mullerian anomaly, uterus unicornis with a rudimentary horn is presented. Patient was 15 years old girl suffered from pelvic pain. In this case we illustrate diagnosis, symptoms and therapy. Patient was submitted complex surgical treatment.
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