Table 1.

Clinical data, surgical procedures, and final results of the 20 patients.

Pt	Symptoms	Physical findings	Age 1st reop (yrs)	Technique 1st reop	Age 2nd reop (yrs)	Technique 2nd reop (yrs)	Age last FU	Separate orifices	Sexual activity
1	UTI	UGSS	7	YV-PF			17	Yes	No
2	None	UGSS	17	YV-PF			20	Yes	No
3a	Menuria	UGSS	8	YV-PF	18	YV-PF	23	No	Yes
4	UTI	UGSS	15	YV-PF			18	Yes	No
5	None	UGSS	13	YV-PF			22	No	Yes
6	UTI + menuria	UGSS	19	YV-PF	21	YV-PF	22	No	No
7	Menuria	UGSS	24	YV-PF			27	Yes	Yes
8a	UTI + VUR + hematocolpos	UGSS + VIS	5	YV-PF	10	PMUGS + BM	12	Yes	No
9	Dyspareunia	VIS	31	YV-PF			36	Yes	Yes
10	None	UGSS	24	YV-PF			26	Yes	No
11	UTI + dyspareunia	UGSS	20	YV-PF			25	Yes	Yes
12	Pollakisuria	UGSS	6	YV-PF	10	YV-PF	24	No	No
13a	Hematocolpos	UGSS	10	YV-PF	15	YV-PF	22	Yes	No
14	Dyspareunia	VIS	14	YV-PF			26	Yes	Yes
15	Dyspareunia	UGSS	18	YV-PF			21	Yes	Yes
16a	Dyspareunia + urine incontinence	UGSS	27	YV-PF			44	No	Yes
17	None	UGSS	21	YV-PF			22	Yes	No
18a	UTI + hematocolpos	VIS	12	YV-PF + PMUGS			13	Yes	No
19a	None	UGSS	14	YV-PF + PMUGS			15	Yes	No
20a	UTI	UGSS	15	YV-PF + PMUGS			16	Yes	No

Pt, patient; Reop, reoperation; yrs, years; FU, follow-up; UTI, urinary tract infection; VUR, vesico-ureteral reflux; UGSS, urogenital sinus stenosis; VIS, vaginal introitus stenosis; Y-VPF, “Y-V” perineal flap; PMUGS, partial mobilization of the urogenital sinus; BM, buccal mucosa.

^aPatients with high vaginal confluence.