DOI: 10.36347/sjams.2019.v07i09.019

Pages: 3004-3006

Endometrial osseous metaplasia is a very rare clinical condition when the presence of bone within the endometrium. Common clinical presentation of the patient is secondary subfertility following an abortion. There are various theories proposed and most accepted theory is metaplasia of the stomal cells into osteoblastic cells that produce the bone. It is necessary to distinguish this condition from mixed Mullerian tumor of the endometrium to avoid hysterectomy. Removal of these bony spicules lead to spontaneous conception. We present one such case in a 19 year old female patient presented with secondary sub fertility with history of termination of pregnancy (Menstrual regulation)