Case Report
Squamous Carcinoma of the Neovagina after Male-to-Female Reconstruction Surgery: A Case Report and Review of the Literature
Table 1
Age at reconstruction and diagnosis; time between procedure, symptoms, and physical examination.
| Reference | Age at reconstruction (years) | Procedure | Age at diagnosis (years) | Years/between | Symptoms | Physical examination |
| Y. Harder et al. [6] | 24 | Penile and scrotal skin inversion | 42 | 18 | Increasing vaginal discharge, fistula | Mass, posterior vagina |
| H. Fernandes et al. [7] | 30, 31 | Skin graft | 53 | 21 | Bloody, foul-smelling discharge | 4 cm necrotic mass, apex of neovagina |
| J. Bollo et al. [8] | 33 | Penile and scrotal skin inversion | 78 | 45 | Genital discomfort, vaginal discharge | Bulky mass, posterior vagina |
| Present case | 21 | Presumably penile and scrotal skin inversion | 43 | 22 | Vaginal bleeding, foul-smelling discharge | 4.6 cm ulcerative tumour, apical anterior vagina |
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