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case_images: On speculum examination, a non-tender cystic enlargement seen covered by the vaginal mucosa extending from the vagina.
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case_images: FIG1
case_images: There was no cough reflex, and no vaginal rugosities were seen, as shown in Figure 1.
case_images: Intraoperative findings.. (A) After visualization of the cyst, it is held with Babcock's forceps; (B) a small incision is made on the cyst, and the contents of the cyst are aspirated; (C) the cyst is opened using blunt and sharp dissections; (D) excess vaginal tissue removed and mucosa sutured with absorbable sutures.
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case_images: Figures 2A-2D show how the mucosa was closed using absorbable sutures after the remaining vaginal tissue was excised.
case_images: The given section was stained with haematoxylin, and the eosin stain on scanner view shows the cyst wall is lined by tall columnar epithelium. Deeper tissue shows fibro collagenous and muscle tissue. Impression: epithelial cyst-mesonephric type.
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case_images: Deeper tissue shows fibro-collagenous and muscle tissue, which was suggestive of the epithelial cyst-mesonephric type (Gartner's duct cyst), as shown in Figure 3.
case_images: Post-cystectomy follow-up after three months.
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case_images: Two follow-up consultations were conducted, and there were no symptoms observed, as shown in Figure 4.