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Fig. 4 —32-year-old woman with history of miscarriage (patient 12 in Table 4). Long-uterine-axis T2-weighted fast spin-echo image (TR/TE, 4,800/86) image shows flat outer fundal contour and saddlelike indentation of endometrial cavity consistent with arcuate uterus. However, there is wide intercornual distance of more than 4 cm. Prospective MRI interpretation and clinical impression were problematic, likely due to unusually wide intercornual distance. There is no consensus on defining depth of indentation to differentiate arcuate configuration from broad muscular septum. Characterizing this uterus as septate with incomplete septum may lead to unnecessary surgery.