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My doctor wants to do a partial vaginectomy to remove a growth. what actually is this? is this the best procedure to remove it.

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Yes: If a growth looks suspicious on pelvic exam, biopsy followed by localized removal is not a difficult procedure. It can eliminate any primary tumor growth such as an early squamous cell lesion or even define, while rare, a metastatic lesion. Repair of the resulting defect is easy to perform as long as the lesion has not grown to penetrate the mucosal lining.

Answered 12/4/2014

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