Case Report: Vaginostomy until Further Reconstruction for the Management of Hydrocolpos Causing Hydronephrosis
Pediatric Urology Case Reports(2020)
Abstract
Hydrocolpos is a rare congenital genitourinary anomaly that can cause clinically significant urinary tract obstruction with oligohydramnios and hydronephrosis antenatally and renal failure postnatally. Here, we discuss the management of a neonate with hydrocolpos and renal failure. Vaginostomy tube and bladder catherization have been described previously. However, in this population, external tubes can be difficult to manage and have a high propensity of failure. Therefore, the patient was managed via creation of a vaginostomy, which allowed for continuous passive drainage of fluid into a diaper and maintained a decompressed urinary tract until further reconstruction could be pursued.
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