Single Surgical Procedures in Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Congenital Anomalies v. 32

Section 1: Wharton's Vaginoplasty. 1. Introduction 2. The Operations. 3. Postoperative Care Section 2: Modified MacIndoe's Operation. 4. Introduction Technique of Abbe-Wharton-Mcindoe Operation (Modified Mcindoe's Operation) Taking the Graft Creating the Neovaginal Space Preparing the Vaginal Form Replacing with a New Form Sewing the Graft over the Vaginal Form 5. The Operations.Harvesting the Skin Graft McIndoe's Vaginoplasty: Preparing the Vaginal Form Creation of Neovaginal Space Ensuring Local Haemostasis Placement of the Graft Securing the Graft in Place Postoperative Tasks and Recovery: Postoperative Dressing Postoperative Tasks and Recovery: One Week Postoperative follow-Up Postoperative Tasks and Recovery: Two weeks Postoperative follow-Up Postoperative Tasks and Recovery: Three Weeks Postoperative Follow-Up Postoperative Tasks and Recovery: Six Weeks Postoperative Follow-Up 6. Postoperative Care 7. Results and Complications. Section 3: Nagrath's Vaginoplasty 8. Introduction Ingram Aveling's S-shaped Repository The Vecchietti Operation Nagrath's Modification 9. The Operations.Creating the Introital Dimple The Abdominal Suspension The Introital Dressing Follow-Up: One Week Follow-Up: Two Weeks Follow-Up: Three Weeks 10. Postoperative Care Postoperative Care Advantages and Disadvantages Conclusions Postoperative Care Index