Cervicovaginal atresia with hematometra: restoring menstrual and sexual function by utero-coloneovaginoplasty

Background Cervicovaginal atresia is a rare Mullerian anomaly. The management of cervicovaginal atresia has evolved from historical recommendations of hysterectomy to various reconstructive procedures more recently. The latter carries a risk of significant morbidity and unknown fertility. We present our experience in the management of this complex anomaly.