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Through sonographic sections with mid-empty bladder it is possible to evaluate all uterine biometric data. This technique was evaluated in thirty-four cases of uterine malformations and satisfactory results were obtained in thirty-two of them. If further studies on randomized patients confirm the specificity of this technique, it could become a basic non invasive investigation for the screening of uterine malformations.
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