Operative management of vaginal agenesis

ABSTRACT

Vaginal agenesis is said to occur once in 4,000 to 5,000 women. In the absence of functioning endometrial tissue, the most common complaint is primary amenorrhea. With a functioning uterus, pain and mass in lower abdomen due to haematometra are the usual features. In this study, operative management of 5 cases of vaginal agenesis fulfilling full reproductive objective in 4 cases was described and presentation would be carried out with the help of slides taken throughout the operative procedures.