Horse shoe flap vaginoplasty-a new technique of vaginal reconstruction with labia minora flaps for primary vaginal agenesis

Horse shoe flap vaginoplasty in Mayer, Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome is a new technique. The entire hairless skin within the labia majora is used to create a neovagina. Both the labia minora along with the prepucial skin of the clitoris is elevated as a single flap thereby increasing the dimension of the Neovagina and also augmenting the blood supply of the flap, making it more reliable and finally the design simplifies the technique of suturing the neovaginal tube.