Benign Tumors of the Female Reproductive Tract

Adolescent Age Group - Uterine Masses

 

Uterine  anomalies  -  imperforate  hymen,  transverse  vaginal  septa,

vaginal  agenesis  with  a  normal  uterus  and  functional  endometrium,

vaginal duplications with obstructing longitudinal septa, and obstructed

uterine horns.

Cyclic pain, amenorrhea, vaginal discharge, or an abdominal, pelvic, or

vaginal mass.

Hematocolpos, hematometra

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A  wide  range  of  anomalies  can  be  seen,  from  imperforate  hymen  to

transverse vaginal septa, to vaginal agenesis with a normal uterus and

functional  endometrium,  vaginal  duplications  with  obstructing

longitudinal septa, and obstructed uterine horns.

Patients  may  seek  treatment  for  cyclic  pain,  amenorrhea,  vaginal

discharge, or an abdominal, pelvic, or vaginal mass.

A hematocolpos, hematometra, or both frequently will be present, and

the resulting mass can be quite large.

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