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In the past 10 years three cases of pregnancy in a rudimentary horn of a double uterus and one case of haematometra were observed at the second university hospital for women in Vienna. The problems of the development of a pregnancy in the uterine cavity of a rudimentary horn which is not connected to the main uterine cavity are discussed. The clinical course of such a pregnancy is discussed reviewing our own cases and those reported in the literature.
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