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Findings during Vaginal Reconstruction Surgery of patient with Labial Synechiae, with a history of Turner Syndrome. (A) The outer appearance of patient's vagina before reconstruction was made. (B) Vaginal Canal was identified and the fused labia were excised. (C) Urethral External Orifice was identified, followed by insertion of 22 Fr Catheter.
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Externally, the vagina looks abnormal, with two labia majora fused (Fig. 1-A).
Histopathological analysis of the patient's bladder biopsy. (A) Specimen consists of polypoid mucosal tissue. The surface is coated with partially-eroded urothelial cells. (B) Lamina Propria swells with sudden and chronic inflammatory cells, with some lymphoid follicles containing Germinal Center. Von Brunn nests were identified. Vessels appear congested.
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The biopsy tissues are shown in Fig. 2(A & B).