Journal of pediatric and adolescent gynecology · 2026
Vaginal Reconstruction Using Urinary Bladder Tissue in a Patient with OEIS Complex: A Case Report.
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Winograd D R, Wassmer T L, Daugherty M R, Breech L L
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BACKGROUND: Omphalocele, cloacal exstrophy, imperforate anus, and spinal anomaly (OEIS) complex is a severe congenital defect that is associated with müllerian anomalies and duplicated external genitalia. The creation of a neovagina for these patients is dependent on the extent of congenital malformations, available native tissue, age at reconstruction, and presence of functional müllerian structures.
CASE: We present a patient diagnosed with OEIS with bilateral hemivaginas inserted into the bladder plate. We describe the use of urinary bladder tissue to separate the reproductive and urinary tracts, maintaining known patent müllerian systems.
CONCLUSION: This case highlights a unique anomaly in which the bladder and hemivaginas are intimately connected, as well as the use of conveniently available urinary bladder tissue for the creation of a neovagina.
CASE: We present a patient diagnosed with OEIS with bilateral hemivaginas inserted into the bladder plate. We describe the use of urinary bladder tissue to separate the reproductive and urinary tracts, maintaining known patent müllerian systems.
CONCLUSION: This case highlights a unique anomaly in which the bladder and hemivaginas are intimately connected, as well as the use of conveniently available urinary bladder tissue for the creation of a neovagina.