Double Cross Plasty for Management of Transverse XXXX : A 20-Year Retrospective Review of Our Experience.

@entity1 @entity249 @entity256 @entity546 @entity365
OBJECTIVES: Evaluation of double cross plasty for management of obstructive or non obstructive transverse @entity365 . METHODS: 13 @entity1 presented either as cryptomenorrhoea or as @entity249 / @entity546 were diagnosed to have transverse @entity365 . They were subjected to double cross plasty and were subsequently followed up for period of two years. RESULTS: 13 @entity1 presented either as cryptomenorrhoea or @entity249 / @entity546 . Nine @entity1 had transverse @entity365 at low level, three at midlevel, and one had high-level septum. The thickness of septum was 1-3 cms in 12 @entity1 . Double cross plasty was performed in all @entity1 . One @entity1 with high @entity365 which was thick needed bilateral labial flaps. All @entity1 were followed up to period of 2  years and none had @entity256 . Three @entity1 had pregnancies with vaginal delivery in two of them. CONCLUSION: Double cross plasty for management of transverse @entity365 is a better technique compared with currently used surgical methods. In our series, it did not cause @entity256 and some of our @entity1 were able to deliver vaginally.
