PMC8556749_01
mass protruding from the vulva and centered on the urethral meatus
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F1
The examination under anaesthesia noted: the labia majora and minora were not oedematous, no abrasions were visualized, the hymen was present, not traumatized and the presence of a rounded mass, more or less firm to palpation, bleeding on contact, revealing the urinary meatus in the center (Figure 1).
timeline of the disease from the occurrence to complete remission
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F2
Follow-up and outcome of interventions: conservative treatment was successful for our patient, but the remission was slow (Figure 2).