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Bartholin's cyst

Insertion of a Word catheter to treat a Bartholin’s cyst. The site is cleaned and anaesthetised, and then a small stab incision (3 to 4 mm) is made into the cyst/abscess cavity (parallel to the hymen ring). The Word catheter is introduced into the cyst/abscess cavity after the contents have drained. The balloon is filled with sterile saline and a suture is tied around the catheter to prevent leaking or deflation. The catheter end is then tucked into the vagina.

From the personal collection of Colleen Kennedy Stockdale; used with permission

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Bartholin's cyst

Squamous cell cancer

From the personal collection of Colleen Kennedy Stockdale

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Bartholin's cyst

Bartholin's duct cyst at posterior labia minora, which crosses central portion of cyst with half of the enlargement medial and the other half lateral to this line

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Bartholin's cyst

Bartholin's abscess: erythema, oedema, with cyst abscess posterior to labia minora

From the personal collection of Colleen Kennedy Stockdale

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Bartholin's cyst

Marsupialisation of a Bartholin’s cyst. The site is cleaned and anaesthetised, and then a 1.5 to 2 cm incision is made just distal to the hymen ring within the introitus into the region of the normal duct opening. The cyst/abscess cavity is irrigated and loculations are broken down if necessary. The incised cyst/abscess wall is then approximated to the edge of the vestibular skin.

From the personal collection of Colleen Kennedy Stockdale; used with permission.

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Bartholin's cyst

Bartholin's cyst

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Bartholin's cyst

Vulval lipoma

From the personal collection of Colleen Kennedy Stockdale

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