PRIMARY CHYLOCOLPORRHEA SUCCESSFULLY MANAGED BY DIVISION AND LIGATION OF RETROPERITONEAL LYMPHATICS
Abstract
Chylocolporrhea or chylous vaginal discharge is a rare manifestation of the primary chylous reflux syndrome. We describe its occurrence in a young child successfully treated by ligation of retroperitoneal, groin, and vaginal megalymphatics.
How to Cite:
Zelikovski, A., Mimouni, M., Shuper, A., Haddad, M. & Zer, M., (1989) “PRIMARY CHYLOCOLPORRHEA SUCCESSFULLY MANAGED BY DIVISION AND LIGATION OF RETROPERITONEAL LYMPHATICS”, Lymphology 22(3), 132-134.
Downloads:
Download PDF
299 Views
115 Downloads