The Complete Vaginal Atresia with Diffuse Pelvic and Abdominal Endometriosis —A Case Report and Review of Literature
This case report details a patient with complete vaginal atresia and diffuse endometriosis who underwent an alternative surgical approach without standard vaginoplasty, showing no complications after two years.
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This paper reports a single case of complete vaginal atresia accompanied by diffuse pelvic and abdominal endometriosis, and provides a brief literature review on the condition. Using a case-report approach, the authors describe that the patient was not treated with the usual vaginoplasty, and that during 2 years of follow-up there were no obvious complications, while the report also discusses the importance of early diagnosis of vaginal atresia and the influence of treatment choice on prognosis. The main limitation is that the evidence is confined to one case with short follow-up, supplemented by a narrative literature discussion rather than systematic evaluation. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it focuses on complete vaginal atresia with diffuse pelvic and abdominal endometriosis and reports outcomes after selecting a nonstandard surgical approach.
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