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Dense adhesion of the labia from the clitoris and to the perineum.
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F1
The skin of the adhesion separation wound was thin, with little blood oozing.
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F2
The skin of the adhesion separation wound was thin, with little blood oozing (Figure 2). The operation went smoothly, and the intraoperative blood loss was 2 ml.
A piece of vaseline gauze was used to cover the vulvar adhesion and separation surface.
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F3
A piece of Vaseline gauze was placed in the vagina for indwelling catheterization, and a piece of Vaseline gauze was used to cover the vulvar adhesion and separation surface (Figure 3).
Healthy granulation tissue with a small amount of exudate.
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F4
Healthy granulation tissue with a small amount of exudate was seen 1 week after surgery (Figure 4).
The separated wound surface was healed and formed a smooth surface.
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F5
The separated wound surface was healed and formed a smooth surface 2 weeks post-surgery (Figure 5).
Three weeks after the operation the wound was basically healed.
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F6
Three weeks after the operation, the wound was basically healed (Figure 6).