The Journal of Urology · 2003 · 94 citations · 14 references
Patients born with persistent cloaca have a high incidence of gynecological problems at the onset of menses and in early adult life. Therefore, it is necessary to reassess these girls at early puberty by ultrasound/magnetic resonance imaging and vaginoscopy. Additional surgery may then be necessary to create a vagina for menstruation and sexual intercourse.
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Cloaca, The Most Severe Degree of Imperforate Anus
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