Prevalence of dysmorphic uterus in infertile women by 3D-TVUS: a retrospective longitudinal cohort study

Using modern, objective 3D-TVUS criteria, the prevalence of a dysmorphic uterus in infertile women is substantially higher than previously reported. Surgical correction may improve reproductive outcomes to levels comparable to those in infertile women with normal uterine anatomy. Furthermore, the novel association with endometrial polyps warrants further investigation and underscores the importance of a comprehensive uterine assessment during the infertility workup.