Leiomyoma in a young woman with Mayer-Rokitansky-Huster-Hauser syndrome.

A 20 years old, unmarried woman attended OPD with the complaints of amenorrhoea (primary) and lower abdominal pain for last 3 months. Per abdominal examination revealed a mobile mass in the lower abdomen at the level of pubic symphysis. Per rectal examination revealed a midpelvic mass. Per vagina examination revealed vaginal opening was blind. On laparotomy a solid mass (8cm x 7cam) with bosselated surface was seen arising from the uterine bulb on the left side, which appeared and histopathologically correlated to be leiomyoma. The patient was discharged with a plan for further surgery of vaginoplasty.