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Background/Aim. There are many specificities of merital infertility and   sometimes surprising connections between some thinks with no connections at   first sight. Examinations of these patients imply diagnostic actions such as   the blood basal hormone sample, doing hysterosalpingography,   ultrahysterosonography, ultrasound examinations, and sometimes laparoscopy   and hysteroscopy if there are necessary. The aim of the study was to   determine the characteristics of the connection between policystic ovary   (PCO) syndrome (Sy) and congenital Müllerian ducts abnormalities. Methods.   This study included 356 patients treated in the period from January 1, to   December 31, 2009, in the Department of Infertility of the Clinic for   Obstetrics and Gynecology in Niš, Serbia. Exclusion criteria were no myoma,   ovary cysts, tubal and male factors of infertility. Results. A total of 180   patients were divided into 3 groups: the group I with PCO sy, the group II   with uterine congenital malformation and the group III with a combination of   these disorders. The middle age of patients was 29.6 ± 4.8, body mass index   (BMI) was 26.1 ± 4,8 kg/m2 the middle thicknes of endometrium was 5.2 + 2.7   mm, and there were no significant differences between the examined groups.   There were no significant among in a number of miscarriages in the examined   groups. We found that PCO Sy and congenital abnormalities of Müllerian ducts   were conjoint in 30% of examined patients. Conclusion. Conjoined PCO Sy and   congenital abnormalities of Müllerian ducts do not result in a higher number   of misscarriages than only either PCO Sy or abnormalities of Müllerian ducts.   It is important to check BMI, basal level of follicle stimulating hormone and   number of antral follicles because the induction protocol and concentracion   of inductors depends on these characteristics, thus, the successful cycles   and pregnancy

Are there any association between polycistic ovary syndrome and congenital abnormalities of Müllerian ducts