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See Latest ArticlesEvaluation of Modified Fenton procedure for persistent superficial dyspareunia following childbirth
Gynecological Surgery, 07/02/09
Nafee T et al. - 24 women underwent a Modified Fenton procedure for persistent superficial dyspareunia caused by a band of scar tissue or web of skin at the introitus. Fourteen women (60.8%) reported complete relief and moderate relief was reported in nine (39%). The results were encouraging in the majority of women treated.
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