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Table 1 Clinical findings, type of the procedure, and outcomes in the five cases undergone transfundal hysteroscopy

From: Cryptomenorrhea with cervicovaginal aplasia: endoscopic transfundal development of the lower genital tract

Findings

Infected hematometra (1 case)

Thick chocolate blood (2 cases)

Thin chocolate blood (2 cases)

Presentation

Fever, pains, and tenderness

Cyclic pains

Cyclic pains

Previous surgeries

2 conventional trials of utero-vestibular anastomosis

Appendectomy

Appendectomy 1 case

Laparoscopy in the other

Type of anomaly

Cervicovaginal aplasia (U0C4V4)

Cervicovaginal aplasia (U0C4V4)

Isolated cervical aplasia (U0C4V0)

Type of procedure

Canalization + RBV

Canalization + RBV

Canalization only

Operative time (min)

 Total

70

55 and 65

40 and 35

 TFH

14

13 and 12

5 and 6

Endometrium

Covered with pyogenic membrane

Healthy

Healthy

Menstrual flow during follow-up

6 months

Regular menstruation

18 and 25 months

Regular menstruations

22 and 28 months

Regular menstruations

Cyclic pains

Dramatic relive

Dysmenorrhea

Relived

Neovaginal depth (cm.)

9

9 and 10

Penetration scores (…/100 points)

 Husband

80

 Wife

 

80

 

Satisfaction scores (…/100 points)

 Husband

90

 Wife

 

90

 
  1. TFH transfundal hysteroscopy, RBV retropubic balloon vaginoplasty