Pregnancy outcome of patients with uncorrected uterine anomalies managed in a high-risk obstetric setting

During an 8-year period, we managed 42 women with 101 pregnancies with previously diagnosed but uncorrected uterine malformations referred to our institution for high-risk obstetric care. All patients were managed under the same standardized protocol requiring weekly visits and decreased physical activity. Our experience suggests that high-risk obstetric intervention does not obviate the potential benefit of metroplasty, especially for patients with a bicornuate or septate uterus. We believe that traditional indications for metroplasty should continue to be used