A case of rare mullerian abnormality with ectopic pregnancy in non-communicating tube diagnosed during laparoscopy for diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy

Mullerian ducts anomalies (MDAs) are seen in 4-7% of women with normal fertility

Undescended and noncommunicating fallopian tubes are extremely rare mullerian anomalies and little about these has been described in literature

The mechanism for pregnancy in non-communicating fallopian tubes is considered to be transperitoneal migration of gametes/embryo. Therefore, some authors suggest the removal of non-communicating tubes to decrease the risk of future ectopic pregnancy