Methods of gynecologic evaluation for patients with anorectal malformations

This episode explores the essential clinical, endoscopic, and radiologic methods used to evaluate the gynecologic system in patients born with anorectal malformations (ARMs). Because gynecologic anomalies are highly prevalent in individuals with ARMs, age-appropriate gynecologic assessments are vital starting from the time of diagnosis and continuing across the lifespan to prevent complications like menstrual obstruction and protect future reproductive health. Discover expert technical guidance on performing external exams using labial traction, implementing minimally invasive vaginoscopy and hysteroscopy, and utilizing key imaging modalities—such as pelvic ultrasound, MRI, and 3-D rotational fluoroscopy—to empower multidisciplinary teams and families in navigating lifelong, collaborative pelvic care.

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