PFD Week 2018-Introitoplasty and Urethroplasty Revision Surgery in the Post-Vaginoplasty Transgender Woman

Introitoplasty and Urethroplasty Revision Surgery in the Post-Vaginoplasty Transgender Woman

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Video Summary

The video discusses vaginoplasty surgery for individuals assigned male at birth who identify as female. The most common technique used is penile inversion, which involves removing penile structures and creating a neovagina with a skin graft. Complications of vaginoplasty include granulation tissue, pain, wound separation, and poor cosmesis, with vaginal stenosis and abnormal urinary stream occurring in some cases. The video presents a case of a 46-year-old transgender woman who underwent revision surgery for distal vaginal stenosis and abnormal urinary stream. The surgical procedure involved entroitis and urethroplasty. The patient's progress and successful outcome are shown in post-operative images. The video emphasizes the importance of FPMRS specialists being knowledgeable in performing revision surgeries for postvaginoplasty patients. The website www.FPMRSA.gov is provided for more information.

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Cecile A Ferrando, MD, MPH

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Category Surgery - Novel Procedures

Category Anatomy

Keywords

vaginoplasty surgery

penile inversion

neovagina

complications

revision surgery