Robotic Reconstruction of a Functional NeoVagina

Case

A lawyer born without a uterus and lower genital tract underwent a rare and innovative robotic procedure to create a functional neo-vagina using a segment of her large intestine.

The Approach

The patient presented with a congenital absence of the uterus and lower genital tract, a rare anomaly. To address this, our team recommended robotic sigmoid neo-vaginoplasty, a highly advanced technique involving the use of a segment of the large intestine to create a functional and near-natural vagina. The robotic approach ensured precision, minimal invasiveness, and optimal outcomes for such a complex reconstructive surgery.

The Outcome

The procedure was a success, restoring full functionality. The patient now has a near-natural vagina and has reported a satisfying sexual life. This case highlights the transformative potential of robotic reconstructive surgery in complex gynaecological conditions.