Table 1 Clinicopathological features of benign glandular lesions in the vagina
From: Benign intestinal glandular lesions in the vagina: a possible correlation with implantation
Case 1 | Case 2 | Case 3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
Age (yr) | 64 | 8 | 52 |
Gestation & parity | G2P2 | G0P0 | G4P3 |
History of disease | Severe laceration | No | Severe laceration |
Clinical presentation | An incomplete incontinence of feces | Vaginal bleeding | An incomplete incontinence of feces |
Vaginal Location | Lower posterior wall | Posterior wall | Lower posterior wall |
Surgery | Vaginal polypectomy; LEEP | Vaginal polypectomy | Removal of the endometrial polyp and leiomyoma; repair of the perineal laceration and the posterior vaginal wall |
Gross findings (size) | Polypoid mass (3.5*2.5*1.0 cm) | Polypoid mass (1.5*1.2*0.5 cm) | Unremarkable vaginal wall (3*2*0.4 cm) |
Histopathological findings | Rectal mucosal prolapse-like polyp | Rectal mucosal prolapse-like polyp | Intestinal-type adenosis |
Other findings | CINII | Rectovaginal fistula | Endometrial polyp; submucosa leiomyoma |