Commentary Detection of Congenital Mullerian Anomalies by Real-time 3D

ullerian duct anomalies (MDAs) are relative-ly common disorders that are particularly re-sponsible for obstetrical complications and have a prevalence of about 3%−4 % in the general population (1, 2). Uterine malformations may result from arrested development of the mullerian ducts, failure of fu-sion of the mullerian ducts or failure of resorption of the median septum (1, 2). Several classification systems have been used to describe MDAs. The most accepted system is the American Fertility Society (AFS) classification system. This classification is based on the em-bryologic etiologies behind MDAs. In this classi-fycation, class I consist of hypoplasia and agen