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case_images: Gross photographs of female reproductive system of a she-camel show: (A) Apparently normal reproductive system consisted of right and left ovaries (O), each ovary was located inside an ovarian bursa (OB), the ovary attached to the uterine horn by the round ligament (red arrow), fallopian tubes (arrowheads), right (RH) and left (LH) horns, uterine body (UB), cervix (C), and vagina (V). Note the broad ligament of the uterus (BL). (B) Per vaginal view shows a completely divided vagina into the left (LV) and right (RV) vagina by a median septum (S). (C) The dorsal wall of the vagina was opened, showing each vagina had its external os (arrow).
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case_images: Each division of the vagina had an external os opened into it (Figure 1).
case_images: Gross photographs showing a dorsal view of uterus didelphys: (A) An incision was performed in the left horn (LH), body (UB), cervix (C), and vagina (LV). Note the complete septum extending from the fundus to the vagina. (B) Incised right (RH) and left (LH) horns show each horn connected to a separate uterine body that had its own internal and external os.
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case_images: Each horn was connected to a separate uterine body that had its own internal and external os (Figure 2).