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RCU 2018; 7 (1)

Labia minora hypertrophy at puberty

Ochoa GY, Rodríguez PM, Pérez RJ

Language: Spanish
References: 13
Page: 29-34
PDF size: 739.60 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Introduction: Labia Minora Hypertrophy of unknown incidence is most common during puberty and its origins is multi-factorial. One of the most practiced interventions is the Edge resection technique. Objective: To describe the outcomes of surgical treatment of patients treated by labia minora hypertrophy at Hospital Pediátrico Docente Cerro by Urology´s Service. Methods: Descriptive study from 21 patients treated with labiaplasty by edge resection technique. Were evaluated age, skin color, first menstruation, clinical manifestation, labia minora length, laterality and surgical complications. Follow-up time was a year. Results: Median age of 13 years. Majority had white skin (66.7 %). One patient (4.8 %) had familiar antecedents of LH. 52.4 % complain of abnormal protruding and 19 % of irritation and discomfort. 17 (81 %) adolescents referred symptoms after first menstruation. Bilateral 76.2 % with median length of labia minora of 5.7 cm. 14.3 % required surgery for clitoral hood. Is reported one (4.8 %) complication. Conclusions: We considered that could be a relationship between first menstruation and first symptoms appeared. Outcomes of edge resection techniques were goods with a high degree of satisfaction and with few complications.


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