Abstract
Childhood vaginal anomalies are frequently encountered, often in association with significant anorectal or urinary tract abnormalities. As a result, reconstruction poses a number of technical challenges. We maintain that the best results are achieved by single stage perineal reconstruction. The primary goal of achieving a functional and cosmetically adequate vagina must not be at the expense of the optimal repair of associated urinary and anorectal abnormalities. In addition, since these repairs are performed early in childhood, vaginal growth is an issue that further limits the choice of reconstructive technique. We present a series of successful vaginal reconstructions in complex cases and an outline of the principles of surgical care.
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