Acquired Complete Obliteration of the Vaginal Canal-Surgical Techniques for Management

The authors aim to address the surgical management of acquired vaginal obliteration, specifically focusing on techniques to restore a patent vaginal canal in a patient with dyspareunia due to agglutination linked to lichen sclerosus and vaginal laser therapy. They demonstrate a minimally invasive approach that successfully increased the vaginal length from 1 cm to 9 cm and improved the genital hiatus, highlighting the importance of individualized treatment based on the underlying cause.