Single Surgical Procedures in Obstetrics and Gynaecology: Volume 32: Congenital Anomalies

Arun Nagrath MS MAMS FICOG Director, Rural Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Saifai, Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaNarendra Malhotra MD FICOG FICMCHDirector, Ian Donald School of Ultrasound; Consultant and Director, Malhotra Nursing and Maternity Home (P) Ltd, Agra; Apollo Pankaj Hospital (P) Ltd, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaManju Nagrath MSSenior MO, Department of Radiodiagnosis, Rural Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, Saifai, Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, India

• Section 1: Wharton's Vaginoplasty.1. Introduction2. The Operations.3. Postoperative CareSection 2: Modified MacIndoe's Operation.4. IntroductionTechnique of Abbe-Wharton-Mcindoe Operation (Modified Mcindoe’s Operation)Taking the GraftCreating the Neovaginal SpacePreparing the Vaginal FormReplacing with a New FormSewing the Graft over the Vaginal Form5. The Operations.Harvesting the Skin GraftMcIndoe's Vaginoplasty: Preparing the Vaginal FormCreation of Neovaginal SpaceEnsuring Local HaemostasisPlacement of the GraftSecuring the Graft in PlacePostoperative Tasks and Recovery: Postoperative DressingPostoperative Tasks and Recovery: One Week Postoperative follow-UpPostoperative Tasks and Recovery: Two weeks Postoperative follow-UpPostoperative Tasks and Recovery: Three Weeks Postoperative Follow-UpPostoperative Tasks and Recovery: Six Weeks Postoperative Follow-Up6. Postoperative Care7. Results and Complications.Section 3: Nagrath's Vaginoplasty8. IntroductionIngramAveling's S-shaped RepositoryThe Vecchietti OperationNagrath’s Modification9. The Operations.Creating the Introital DimpleThe Abdominal SuspensionThe Introital DressingFollow-Up: One WeekFollow-Up: Two WeeksFollow-Up: Three Weeks10. Postoperative CarePostoperative CareAdvantages and DisadvantagesConclusionsPostoperative CareIndex