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.

ReferenceAge at reconstruction (years)ProcedureAge at diagnosis (years)Years/betweenSymptomsPhysical examination

Y. Harder et al. [6]24Penile and scrotal skin inversion4218Increasing vaginal discharge, fistulaMass, posterior vagina

H. Fernandes et al. [7]30, 31Skin graft5321Bloody, foul-smelling discharge4 cm necrotic mass, apex of neovagina

J. Bollo et al. [8]33Penile and scrotal skin inversion7845Genital discomfort, vaginal dischargeBulky mass, posterior vagina

Present case21Presumably penile and scrotal skin inversion4322Vaginal bleeding, foul-smelling discharge4.6 cm ulcerative tumour, apical anterior vagina