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"Dysmorphic Uterus (T/Y-Shaped) – Diagnosis, Management & Fertility Outcomes | Surgical Guide"

Welcome to our Laparoscopic Gynaecology Teaching Channel! 💥 GYNESCOPE. 👩🏼‍💼🔭 In this video, we explore T/Y-shaped dysmorphic uterus, a congenital uterine anomaly affecting fertility and pregnancy outcomes. Learn about its clinical features, diagnostic criteria , and management options, including hysteroscopic metroplasty. We also discuss reproductive outcomes and key surgical techniques. Short poem on Dysmorphic uterus In whispered halls where shadows cling, A silhouette—not ring, but T—may spring, A womb that curves where lines should bend, A hidden maze where life might end. No outward mark, no crimson sign, But cycles cursed with fractured time: Aching tides that ebb, then stall, Empty cradles, silent walls. Through sterile beams, the scans unveil The architecture, stark and pale— A T etched deep in ultrasound, A map of loss, in silence found. Yet hope persists in steady hands, A surgeon’s art to reshape lands— Metroplasty’s deft, precise chore, To carve a door where none was before. Some heal with steel, some wait with grace, As science charts the inner space. For every scar, a seed may grow, In soil mended, soft and slow. So let no flawed form name your worth, For life blooms wild, not bound by earth. A shape may frame, but not define The strength to bend, the will to shine. —A testament to silent fights, To turning shadows into light. Meaning Stanza 1–2: Symptoms "A silhouette—not ring, but T—may spring... Empty cradles, silent walls." Meaning: The T-shaped uterus (unlike the typical pear-shaped womb) is portrayed as a hidden, almost ghostly anomaly. Symptoms: The poem alludes to struggles like irregular menstruation ("aching tides that ebb, then stall") and infertility or pregnancy loss ("empty cradles"), which are common in uterine anomalies. The "silent walls" evoke isolation and grief. Stanza 3: Diagnosis "Through sterile beams, the scans unveil... A map of loss, in silence found." Meaning: Imaging technology (ultrasound, MRI) reveals the T-shaped structure. The clinical process ("sterile beams") contrasts with the emotional weight of discovering this "map of loss." Diagnosis: The T-shaped uterus is often found incidentally during fertility workups or after recurrent miscarriages, which the poem frames as a quiet, haunting revelation. Stanza 4–5: Treatment "Yet hope persists in steady hands... To carve a door where none was before." Meaning: Surgical correction (like metroplasty) becomes a metaphor for reclaiming possibility. The "seed" symbolizes hope for pregnancy after treatment. Treatment: Surgery reshapes the uterus, though outcomes vary ("some heal with steel, some wait with grace"). The poem balances medical intervention with patience and resilience. Final Stanzas: Resilience "So let no flawed form name your worth... The strength to bend, the will to shine." Meaning: The poem rejects defining self-worth by physical imperfections. It celebrates resilience ("strength to bend") and the capacity for growth despite adversity. Emotional Core: Acknowledges grief but uplifts hope, framing the body as a dynamic landscape where healing (physical or emotional) is possible. Dive into the world of minimally invasive gynecological procedures with expert insights, step-by-step tutorials, and in-depth explanations. Author AI Whether you're a seasoned practitioner , medical enthusiast or a care seeker , join us in advancing knowledge and skills in laparoscopic gynaecology. Subscribe now for a journey of precision, innovation, and excellence in women's healthcare related to gynaecology & Endoscopy . Dr. Beeresh C S 🧑‍⚕️ skwomenscare.in +919449356479 Gynecologist & Laparoscopic surgeon Bangalore, India . #DysmorphicUterus #Tshapeduterus, #Yshapeduterus, #uterineanomalies, #hysteroscopicmetroplasty, #congenitaluterinemalformation, ESHRE/ESGE classification, #infertility treatment, #reproductive surgery, #ivf #recurrentpregnancyloss #recurrentmiscarriage #Hysterscopy