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Table 1 Reports of MRKHS and Ovarian inguinal hernia published till date

From: An unusual association of type II Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome, turner mosaic syndrome and tubo-ovarian inguinal hernia– case report and review of literature

Author

Age (yr)

Chief complaint/s

Diagnosis

Karyotype

 

Management

Elliot DC et al. (1989) [11]

19

Mass in left inguinal region × 2 years

Pain and left groin bulge ×  2 days,

Unicornuate uterus; inguinal hernia of fallopian tube, ovary and rudimentary uterine horn

46, XX

Left pelvic kidney

Surgical exploration of left groin and resection of ovary, fallopian tube and rudimentary horn of uterus (Inguinal approach)

Kriplani A et al. (2000) [12]

NA

Primary amenorrhea,

Mullerian agenesis with inguinal hernia of left horn of uterus and ovary

46, XX

 

NA

Bazi et al. 2006 [13]

12

Cyclic alternating inguinal pain

Mullerian agenesis with bilateral inguinal ovaries

46, XX

Left kidney seen at the level of right iliac fossa (crossed ectopia

Surgery suggested but deferred on patient’s wishes and started on low dose OCP to prevent cyclic inguinal pain

Omari et al. (2011) [4]

31

Primary amenorrhea, infertility and dyspareunia

MRKH with utero-ovarian inguinal hernia

46, XX

Single right pelvic kidney

Surgical exploration and reduction of hernia (Inguinal approach) + William vaginoplasty

Demirel et al. (2012) [14]

10

Incidentally detected ovary in hernial sac during herniorrhaphy

MRKH type II with left ovarian hernia

46, XX

Absent left kidney; cervical hemi-vertebra

Surgical exploration and reduction of hernia

Palepu et al. (2015) [15]

20

Primary amenorrhea, bilateral groin swellings, acute onset of right-side pain

MRKH, bilateral tubo-ovarian hernia and right-side ovarian torsion

46XX

 

laparotomy, herniorrhaphy, ovarian biopsy and repositioning of ovaries.

Mohanty et al. (2017) [16]

20

Primary amenorrhea

Mullerian agenesis (Type 1) with bilateral ovarian inguinal hernia

46, XX

Bilateral ureteroceles

Not given details about surgery

Verma R et al. (2018) [17]

45

Pain in inguinal area (started at age 43), primary amenorrhea

MRKHS

NA

Left kidney absent

Surgical exploration for resection of Mullerian duct remnants and hernia repair (Inguinal approach)

Khan et al. (2019) [18]

18

Primary amenorrhea, swelling in left groin ×  6 months,

MRKH

NA

Left renal agenesis

Laparoscopic total extraperitoneal repair of the ovarian inguinal hernia

Jafari et al., (2020) [19]

13

Primary amenorrhea, swelling and pain in left groin

MRKHS, left inguinal hernia of ovary, fallopian tube and rudimentary horn of bicornuate uterus,

NA

Ectopia renal of left lower quadrant

Inguinal approach, repositioning of structures in pelvis and hernia repair

Saini et al. [20]

20

Right inguinal swelling since 2 years of age, primary amenorrhea

MRKHS, unilateral lung agenesis, right inguinal ovarian hernia

46, XX

Absent right kidney, fusion of posterior elements of 2nd- 7th cervical vertebral bodies; scoliosis

Inguinal approach, repositioning of structures in the pelvis and hernia repair

Present Case

17

Primary amenorrhea, swelling in inguinal region since 2 years of age

MRKH, Turner’s Mosaic, inguinal hernia of left ovary and fallopian tube

46XX (85%); 45XO (15%)

Ectopic and mal-rotated left kidney

Laparoscopic ovarian reposition and repair of hernial sac