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. 2013 Jun 14;28(8):2032–2044. doi: 10.1093/humrep/det098

Table II.

Development of the new classification system: CONUTA proposal for the classification of female genital tract malformations; it has been sent to the participants together with the results of the first round just before the questionnaire of the second round.

Main class Main sub-class Co-existent sub-class
Uterine anomaly
Cervical/vaginal anomaly
Class 0 Normal uterus Cervix
C0: Normal
C1: Septate
C2: Double ‘normal’
C3: Unilateral aplasia/dysplasia
C4: Aplasia/dysplasia
Vagina
V0: Normal vagina
V1: Longitudinal non-obstructing vaginal septum
V2: Longitudinal obstructing vaginal septum
V3: Transverse vaginal septum/imperforate hymen
V4: Vaginal aplasia
Class I Dysmorphic uterus a. T-shaped
b. Infantilis
Class II Septate uterus a. Partial
b. Complete
Class III Dysfused uterus (including dysfused ‘septate’) a. Partial
b. Complete
Class IV Unilaterally formed uterus a. Rudimentary horn with cavity (communicating or not)
b. Rudimentary horn without cavity/aplasia (no horn)
Class V Aplastic/dysplastic a. Rudimentary horn with cavity (bi- or unilateral)
b. Rudimentary horn without cavity (bi- or unilateral)/aplasia
Class VI Unclassified malformations