Bartholin’s Gland Bilateral Nodular Hyperplasia: A Case Report Study

Akbarzadeh‐Jahromi, Mojgan; Aslani, Fatemeh Sari; Dehghani, Alamtaj Samsami; Mahmoodi, Elham

doi:10.5812/ircmj.8146

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“…Bartholin abscess, as the name implies, is infected and inflamed, and as a result, presents with pain, redness, and differential warmth in addition to swelling. Rare carcinoma of the gland may also present with pain [7,8]. This patient presented with a painless swelling of the gland, though attenuated in size and attachment due to delay in presentation.…”

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Giant Bartholin Cyst in a Sexually Active Widow: Management and Aspects of Neglected Sexuality

Amaka L.,

Betrand O.,

Chukwudi S.

et al. 2023

JAMMR

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The Bartholin glands are paired glands that are typically non-palpable whose function is to secrete fluid onto the mucosal surface of the labia. Disorders with the Bartholin’s glands include cysts and abscesses. Bartholin’s cyst rarely grows so large as to be confused with the fetal head at crowning. What we are familiar with is either the gynaecological emergency of Bartholin’s abscess or the day case cyst of the gland which is considered a registrar's operation list, both of which are best treated by marsupialization. We came across this unusual presentation of giant Bartholin cyst in a private specialist clinic setting. Our intention is not to create an avenue for lighter mood, but to add to numerous issues with inimical nature of diseases, poverty and ignorance (triad of health problems)peculiar to Sub-Sahara Africa. The widow in discussion who is burdened with care of her family alone, ought to have been partnered with holistically. She had a sexual partner. The sexual partner, the nuclear family members and the society has their roles to play so that she won’t be viewed as a neglected widow. Clinicians should be aware of this entity, although it can be rare.

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Giant Bartholin Cyst in a Sexually Active Widow: Management and Aspects of Neglected Sexuality

Amaka L.,

Betrand O.,

Chukwudi S.

et al. 2023

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“…Se recomienda esta técnica en pacientes con abscesos de glándula de Bartholino recidivante. Sin embargo se ha evidenciado que la recurrencia es del 5 al 15% (14).…”

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Manejo de abscesos y quistes de Bartholino

Gaitan¹

2019

Rev.méd.sinerg.

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Los quistes de la glándula de Bartholino son problemas comunes en mujeres en edad reproductiva. Los abscesos son tres veces más comunes que los quistes. Estos quistes alcanzan diámetros de 1 a 4 cm, y suelen ser asintomáticos. Los tumores que se originan en las glándula de Bartholino son muy raros . Los quistes de los conductos y la inflamación son las lesiones más comunes en estas glándulas.

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“…1,2 Bartholin gland cysts are 93% unilateral, with 50% right sided -43% left sided, and 7% are bilateral. 3,4 Complications of a Bartholin cysts resection are mainly neuropathic pain secondary to injury to branches of the pudendal nerve and anatomy distortion. 5 In this case we report a necrosis of labia minora a month after a bilateral Bartholin cyst resection.…”

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Labia minora necrosis secondary to bilateral Bartholin cyst resection: a case report

Moreno,

Martínez Cabrales,

Rivas Penilla

2024

Int J Reprod Contracept Obstet Gynecol

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This is a case report of a necrosis of labia minora secondary to bilateral Bartholin cyst resection. A 48-year-old woman with history of bilateral Bartholin cyst resection in the previous month, she presented a discontinuity of the right labia minora in its upper segment of 2x3 cm, she reported no pain or discomfort, no dyspareunia. A labiaplasty with edge resection technique was performed there were no signs of hematoma or any complications in the procedure. In a 3 month follow up we observed a resolution of necrosis, no dyspareunia and had adequate aesthetic results. This is a rare complication in large Bartholin gland cysts, there is scarce literature about it and there is no evidence as to which labiaplasty technique is superior in the case of this complication. We present an option of treatment in a labia minora necrosis due to a surgical complication.

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Bartholin’s Gland Bilateral Nodular Hyperplasia: A Case Report Study

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

Giant Bartholin Cyst in a Sexually Active Widow: Management and Aspects of Neglected Sexuality

Giant Bartholin Cyst in a Sexually Active Widow: Management and Aspects of Neglected Sexuality

Manejo de abscesos y quistes de Bartholino

Labia minora necrosis secondary to bilateral Bartholin cyst resection: a case report

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