SA329 & 387 (134.4 ov)
AUS429
BAN272 & 79/6 (29 ov)
WI245
COR2
MIR0
UAE
NED
PAK
SL
Chennaiyin
Kerala
Chelsea
Man Utd
Levante
Atlético
Al Taawoun
Al Ettifaq
Bologna
Monza
Mohun Bagan
Punjab FC
LILL1
RCL0
VIL0
ESP1
ELV4
M051
HAC1
PSG5
ND
AUCK
WELL
CANT
MOW121/9
TOK2/0 (0.4/20 ov, target 122)
AFG
OMA16/1 (1.1/6 ov)
SOA154 & 195/3 (55.5 ov, target 422)
WA406/5d & 169
TAS389/8 (111.1 ov)
NSW
NZ-A
IND-A92/2 (28.3 ov)
QLD
VIC
NZ
IND
NAM
IRE
AS-W
MS-W
PS-W
MR-W
ST-W
BH-W
SS-W
HH-W
ZIM202/5 (20 ov, target 222)
BRB186/9 (20 ov, target 200)
VAG199/6
ENG121/0 (6 ov, target 160)
LOU1
PIT0
CHS0
RHI1
OMA1
CRW1
GTWN5
CREI3
CLEM2
WAKE0
BU2
LAF1
BRAD0
EVAN3
BUCK3
NAVY1
CLE0
RMU0
DRKE0
UIC0
TBR1
MIA1
Leverkusen
Stuttgart
Gladbach
Paderborn
NICE5
REN2
SHA6
AHL1
A rare medical case out of Delhi is drawing widespread attention. A 26-year-old man who approached RG Hospitals in Rajouri Garden for infertility treatment was found to have a uterus and fallopian-tube-like structures inside his body — a congenital condition that had gone undetected for over two decades.
What Doctors Found as Delhi Man Discovers He Has a Uterus While Seeking Infertility Treatment?
The man had been seeking treatment for primary infertility and was diagnosed with azoospermia, meaning no sperm was present in his semen. Further evaluation revealed both his testes were undescended, with one showing pre-cancerous changes. An MRI scan confirmed a small, underdeveloped uterus along with tubular Müllerian structures inside the pelvis.
The Condition: PMDS Explained
Doctors identified the condition as Persistent Müllerian Duct Syndrome (PMDS) — an extremely rare congenital disorder in which uterus-like and fallopian-tube-like structures persist in a person with typical male chromosomes and physical development. Fewer than 300 cases have ever been documented in medical literature worldwide, and it’s usually diagnosed in childhood, making an adult-onset discovery like this particularly unusual.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Patient Age | 26 years |
| Hospital | RG Hospitals, Rajouri Garden, Delhi |
| Condition | Persistent Müllerian Duct Syndrome (PMDS) |
| Key Finding | Uterus and fallopian-tube-like structures |
| Sperm Test | Azoospermia (no sperm detected) |
| Testes Status | Both undescended; one pre-cancerous |
| Treatment | Laparoscopic surgery |
| Global Cases Reported | Fewer than 300 |
Treatment and Outcome
Given the cancer risk associated with the long-standing undescended testes, the surgical team removed both the abnormal Müllerian structures and the damaged testes through laparoscopic surgery. Chief Urologist Dr. Susheel Kharbanda credited the successful outcome to a multidisciplinary approach combining urology, radiology, pathology, reproductive medicine, and genetic evaluation.
Why This Case Matters
The case highlights how rare congenital conditions can remain silent well into adulthood, often surfacing only when patients seek treatment for unrelated concerns like infertility — underscoring the importance of thorough diagnostic evaluation in such cases.
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