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Preoperative picture of Case no.1 showing blind ended vagina
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F1
Vaginal examination showed normal vulva and urethral meatus, but a short (3 cm) blind ending vagina [Figure 1].
Computerized tomography scan of the first patient showing absence of left kidney, and PUJ obstruction of right kidney
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F2
Computerized tomography (CT) confirmed the absence of a uterus, vagina, and left kidney, as well as, the presence of a right kidney and PUJ obstruction [Figures 2 and 3].
Computerized tomography scan of the first patient showing absence of uterus
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F3
Computerized tomography (CT) confirmed the absence of a uterus, vagina, and left kidney, as well as, the presence of a right kidney and PUJ obstruction [Figures 2 and 3].
Intraoperative picture showing the prepared channel and distal vaginal segment ready for anastomosis with the colonic segment, to create a neovagina
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F4
Six months later, she had sigmoid colovaginoplasty [Figures 4-6].
Colonic segment prepared for vaginal reconstruction
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F5
Six months later, she had sigmoid colovaginoplasty [Figures 4-6].
Postoperative speculum examination of the first patient showing adequacy of the neovagina
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F6
Six months later, she had sigmoid colovaginoplasty [Figures 4-6].
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Postoperative picture of Case no 2, accommodating two fingers
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She had excision of the grossly hypoplastic uterus and successful construction of a colovagina [Figure 7].