Conservative management of fetus papyraceus: a report of two cases

The term fetus papyraceus is used to describe a mummified fetus associated with multiple gestations where one fetus dies and is flattened between the membranes of living fetus and uterine wall. Though the maternal and fetal complications in affected cases can be severe, we report of two cases of fetus papyraceus managed conservatively without any complications. Successful outcome is related to careful monitoring during pregnancy.

Uterus didelphys with partial vaginal septum and distal vaginal agenesis: an unusual anomaly

Complex malformations of female genital tract are not so common. Their correct identification is of paramount importance for appropriate management., A thorough knowledge of embryology, pre-operative imaging with MRl and examination under anaesthesia is essential to identify accurately the constellation of anomalies and to plan appropriate management. This case reports the coexistence of Mullerian abnormality with vaginal agenesis in an 18 years old girl which was managed by dissecting the lower half of vagina and pull-through vaginoplasty