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Laparoscopic drainage of hematocolpos: a new treatment option for the acute management of a transverse vaginal septum
Fertility and Sterility, 11/02/09
Dennie J et al. – Laparoscopic drainage provides a novel approach to the acute management of a transverse vaginal septum, providing pain relief without compromising the success of definitive surgery which can be performed at a later date.
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