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Kirbe A. Labarcon OB- OB- Gynecology Gynecology ACase Presentation Davao Medical School Foundation Hospital Medical Drive, Bajada, Davao City

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Kirbe A. Labarcon

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OB-OB-GynecologyGynecology

ACase Presentation

Angealyn A. GealonDMSF-PGI 2012

Davao Medical School Foundation HospitalMedical Drive, Bajada, Davao City

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What is the True essence What is the True essence of Being A Woman?of Being A Woman?

BIRTH

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GENERAL GENERAL DATADATAP.B.29 G2P1 (1001)MarriedBajada, Davao

CityDoA: May 28,

2012 9:40 PM

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CHIEF CHIEF COMPLAINTCOMPLAINTVaginal Vaginal

SpottingSpottingLMP: September (2nd wk), 2011 5days X 2-3 pads/day

PMP: August 2011 4-5 days X 2-3 pads/day

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HISTORY OF PRESENT HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESSILLNESS

+Irregular, tolerable uterine +Irregular, tolerable uterine contractions,contractions,

+ associated with fetal + associated with fetal movementmovement

-Vaginal dischargesVaginal discharges

(-)signs & symptoms(-)signs & symptoms

-Consultation-Consultation

In the MorningIn the Morning+persistent uterine +persistent uterine contractioncontraction

-no other associated -no other associated symptomssymptoms

+ Routine PNCU + Routine PNCU IE=1cm dilatationIE=1cm dilatation

+Advised admission+Advised admission x3 daysx3 days

Metronidazole 500mg/tab Metronidazole 500mg/tab BIDBID

Nifedipines 5mg/tab QIDNifedipines 5mg/tab QIDDuvadilan Tab TIDDuvadilan Tab TID

+ Tolerable uterine + Tolerable uterine contraction contraction -Vaginal spottingVaginal spotting+Routine PNCU+Routine PNCU IE= 1cm dilatationIE= 1cm dilatation

-admission for -admission for scheduled CSscheduled CS

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Work up

Fig.1 A) Ultrasound image B) Biophysical Score C) Ultrasound Report

Admitting Impression: PU 35 2/7 wks AOG, CILP, G2P1 (1001)ABDOMEN: L1Breech L2Right L3Cephalic FH: 33cm EFW: 3.03kg FHT: 145-150bpm Cephalic presentationINTERAL EXAMINATION:External Genitalia: Grossly normal Cervix: Length: 3 cmVagina: (+) thick whitish vaginal discharge Dilatation: 1 cm

Effacement: Closed % Posterior IBOW Station -3

LABORATORIES: CBC, PC; UA; Gram Stain of Vaginal discharge; BPSFINAL DIAGNOSIS: PU 35-36 wks AOG, IPTL-Controlled, G2P1 (1001) Previous CS (Uterine Didelphys) Bacterial Vaginosis

ABC

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ᵜBajada, Davao CityᵜMarried with 1daughterᵜNon-smokers ᵜEmployed:Certified Public AccountantᵜAbove minimumᵜNon-smokerᵜNon-alcoholic beverage drinkerᵜNo food preference or special diet regimen.

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INTERNAL[ + ] HPN (Father – unknown maintenance med)[ + ] DM (Father – unknown maintenance med)[ - ] Heart Diseases[ - ] Asthma[ - ] No similar illness to that of the px

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SurgicalSurgical

(-) HPN (+) Allergies(-) DM + Meds: NSAIDS(-) Asthma - Foods

Denies previous hospitalizationDenies previous surgical operation

No psychiatric historyPsychiatricPsychiatric

MedicalMedical

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Family Size : 4Menarche : 18 yoCoitarche: 21yrs old X 1 sexual partnerOCP: (-) usage Menstrual cycle: 28-35days X 5days X 3soaking pads/day

PregnancyOrder

PregnancyOutcome Year Gestation

Completed Sex Birthweight PresentStatus Complications

G1 LSTCS 2011 FT F 2.85kg Healthy none

G2 -present pregnancy-

OB-Score

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Present Pregnancy LMP: September 13, 2011 X 5days X 2-3soaking pads/day DATE OF QUICKENING : December, 2011 (~3mons AOG)EDD: June 20, 2012AOG: 37 6/7 weeksULTRASOUND : >5x (1st: October, 2011; ~8weeks AOG) (last: May 18, 2012; ~35 3/7wks AOG)PRENATAL VISIT: >x5HEALTHCARE PROVIDER: OB-GynecologistIMMUNIZATION: OCP: (-) Tetanus (-) Hep B (-) others

Total Weight Gain: 65 -52 = 13klg BP: 120/80mmHg Hgb: 119 g/dL Urine Lab: Normal Sugar: Normal

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REVIEW OF REVIEW OF SYSTEMSYSTEM(-) MB(-) Infection LG Tract(-) HPN(-) Cardiac(-) Renal(-) DM/Metabolic(-) Respiratory(-) Fetal wastage

(-) IUGR(-) Infertitlity(+) Uterine contraction x 1mon(+) UTI 3mons AOG Cefalexin 500mg/cap 1cap TID x 7days(+)

(+) Premature Labor 12days PTA(+) Genitourinary 12days PTA Bacterial Vaginosis(+) Previous CS 2011

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PHYSICAL EXAMPHYSICAL EXAMGeneral:

Patient came in per wheelchair. The patient was examined in lying position. She was awake, well-groomed, cooperative and not in respiratory distress

BMI was 21.6, weighing 52kg and 5’1 standing

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PHYSICAL EXAMPHYSICAL EXAMA. Vital Signs Temperature: 36.30C (Afebrile)Blood Pressure: 120/70 mm Hg (Normotensive)Respiratory Rate: 22 breaths/min (Tachypneic).Cardiac Rate: 85bpm (Non-tachycardic). 

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AS, PPC, -CLAD

[-] Remarkable lesionECE, Resonant, CBS

AP, -murmur

-Gross deformitiesFull range of Motion

No Neurologic deficit

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PHYSICAL EXAMPHYSICAL EXAMAbdomenAbdomen

I :I : Globular, [+] Striae gravidarum [+] Previous CS scar

A:A: Normal active bowel sound

P: P: Tympanitic all over

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PHYSICAL EXAMPHYSICAL EXAMAbdomenAbdomen

P :P : LEOPOLD’s MANUEVER L1= Breech L2= Right L3= Cephalic

FH= 29cmEFW = 2.47klgFHT= 130-140bpm

29 cm

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PHYSICAL EXAMPHYSICAL EXAMInternal ExaminationInternal Examination

Grossly Normal PELVIMETRY? (I) (I) : Admits 2 fingers with ease(C):(C): 1-2cm dilatation Beginning effacement Intact bag of water Station -3(U) (U) : Enlarged to 8-9 months AOG(A)(A) ::Non-palpable(D) (D) : No vaginal discharges

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SALIENT FEATURES*29 G2P1(1001)

*Vaginal spotting *Amenorrhea*Hx of Preterm LaborPE:*Gravid abdomenGenitoUrinary & IE

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ADMITTING IMPRESSION

G2P1 (1001),Pregnancy Uterine 37 6/7 weeks Age of Gestation, Breech in latent phase of Labor

S/P CS (Non-Reassuring Fetal Heart Rate Pattern)

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Course in the WARD

On admission

Please admitNPO post midnightMonitor VS q4o

Monitor FHT & POL q4o and recordSchedule for repeat CS tomorrow at 8AMBaseline EFMLABS: CBC, PC BT UAIVF: D5LR 1L at 120cc/hrMed: Cefazolin 1grm IVTT (-)ANST Ranitidine 50grm/amp, 1amp IVTT 1hr Prior to OR Metoclopramide 10grm/amp, 1amp IVTT

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Course in the WARDSURGERY: May 28 (1st HD)

VS: 110/70mmHg 36.2oC 78bmp 19cpm

Blood loss: <1000cc

Preoperative Diagnosis: G2P1 (1001),Pregnancy Uterine 37 6/7 weeks Age of Gestation, Breech in latent phase of Labor

S/P CS for NRFHRP

Operation Done 10 LSTCS (Right Hemi-Uterus) secondary to Franck breech presentation

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Course in the WARD

Figure 2 . Didelphic uterus after fetal delivery.

Basilio, 2012

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Course in the WARD

1st PostOPS/O > + minimal vaginal bleeding P > + well contracted uterus + adequate urine output + stable VS + Flattus

2nd POSTOP, 19HD

S/O > + minimal vaginal bleeding P > + well contracted uterus + adequate urine output + stable VS + Flattus

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FINAL DIAGNOSIS1)G2P2 (2002), PUFT Franck Breech presentation,

delivered by 10 LSTCS (Right Hemi-Uterus) to a live birth Baby boy with AS 9,10; BS 38wks; BW 2.85; BL 51cm

2)S/P Cesarean Section (Left Hemi Uterus) secondary to NRFHRP

3)Uterine didelphys

4)Paratubal cyst, Right

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UTERUSUTERUS

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7.5 cm

5 cm

2.5 cm

Wt: 30 - 40 gm

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Facies vesicalis

Facies intestinalis

Fundus uteri

Margo lateralis

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8 LIGAMENTS

1 anterior vesicouterine1 posterior rectovaginal2 broad/lateral (ligamentu latum uteri)2 uterosacral2 round ligaments

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Columbo reported the first documented case300 300

BCBC

0.1 -3.5 %StrassStrassmanman et al et al 19611961 4.3 %GrimGrim

bizi bizi 20012001

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Class III- Uterine DidelphysClass III- Uterine Didelphys

• Midline fusion of the müllerian ducts is arrested,

• ~ 5% of mullerian duct anomalies ( )

• ~11% are didelphys uterus ( )• Characterized by 2 hemiuteri, 2

endocervical canals with cervices fused at the lower uterine segment.

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75% ( )

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Reported Association with Other AnomaliesReported Association with Other Anomalies

• ~20% Renal agenesis most commonly ( )• Obstructed unilateral vagina (Wunderlich-

Herlyn-Werner syndrome) ( )• Bladder exstrophy with or without vaginal

hypoplasia• Congenital vesicovaginal fistula with

hypoplastic kidney ( )• Cervical agenesis ( )• Malignancies ( )• .

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Reported Association with Other AnomaliesReported Association with Other Anomalies

• According to Zhang et al. 2010 Infertility treatment & reproductive

performance is poor• Study of 59 (68.6%) live births

21 (24.4%) preterm deliveries 18 (20.9%) spontaneous abortions 2 (2.3%) ectopics,

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Diagnosis of Uterine Didelphys

• The most frequent complaint ( ).

Failure of tampons to obstruct menstrual flow. T

Initial pelvic examination Second-trimester

spontaneous abortion

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Figure 1: Speculum examination reveals a double vagina with two cervices (the right cervix is partly visible) Bhattacharya et al. 2011

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Diagnosis of Uterine Didelphys

• Hemivaginal obstruction: Onset of dysmenorrhea (

) Progressive pelvic pain (

) Unilateral pelvic mass ( ) Marked rectal pain and

constipation ( )

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Diagnostic Modalities

Fig .HSG images show catheterization of two separate cervices with opacification of two widely divergent noncommunicating endometrial cavities (arrow).

1) HSG2) MRI

Fig Uterus didelphysTransverse fast spin-echo T2-weighted MR images show complete duplication of uterine horns (short arrows), with partial degree of fusion of adjacent cervices (long arrows).

3) Ultrasound

Fig Uterus didelphys in Ultrasound

4) IVP

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Surgical Procedures

•obstructed unilateral vagina Full excision and marsupialization of the vaginal septum ( )

•Hemihysterectomy with or without salpingo-oophorectomy ( )

•Strassmann metroplasty ( )

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PostOperative Management

Vaginal adenosis is a risk after the septum is removed.

Definitive guidelines that monitor for this condition

have not been established, though some experts recommend serial pap

smears and colposcopy.

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D-SURGICAL MEASURES

• Musich JR, Behrman SJ. Obsteric outcome before and after metroplasty in women with uterine anomalies. Obstet Gynecol.1978;52:63.

• Management and outcome of patients with combined vaginal septum, bifid uterus, and ipsilateral renal agenesis (Herlyn-Werner-Wunderlich syndrome). Gholoum S, Puligandla PS, Hui T, Su W, Quiros E, Laberge JM. J Pediatr Surg. 2006 May;41(5):987-92.

• Heinohen PK, Saarikoski S, Pystynen P. Reproductive performance of women with uterine anomalies. Acta Obstet gynecol Scand 1982;61:157.