Journal of pediatric and adolescent gynecology · 2019
Management and Prevention of Postoperative Complications in a Neonate with a Symptomatic Imperforate Hymen.
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Grimstad Frances, Strickland Julie, Dowlut-McElroy Tazim
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BACKGROUND: Untreated symptomatic imperforate hymens at birth can result in renal complications and ascending infection. Although guidelines recommend incision and drainage, little is discussed regarding postoperative management and surveillance.
CASE: A 2-day-old infant with symptomatic imperforate hymen (hydrometrocolpos and hydronephrosis) underwent incision and drainage using sterile technique. On postoperative day 19 she developed hymen reclosure, fluid reaccumulation, and concern for sepsis. After stabilization, redrainage was performed in the operating room with interrupted suture placement around an annular incision. She rapidly improved. Serial postoperative follow-up was performed to ensure ongoing patency of the hymen during healing.
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION: Neonatal hymenotomies can have postoperative complications. We recommend consideration of annular suture placement and close follow-up, because of risk for reclosure and rapid deterioration from infection in this age range.
CASE: A 2-day-old infant with symptomatic imperforate hymen (hydrometrocolpos and hydronephrosis) underwent incision and drainage using sterile technique. On postoperative day 19 she developed hymen reclosure, fluid reaccumulation, and concern for sepsis. After stabilization, redrainage was performed in the operating room with interrupted suture placement around an annular incision. She rapidly improved. Serial postoperative follow-up was performed to ensure ongoing patency of the hymen during healing.
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION: Neonatal hymenotomies can have postoperative complications. We recommend consideration of annular suture placement and close follow-up, because of risk for reclosure and rapid deterioration from infection in this age range.