Abstract

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• INTRODUCTION:

  We present the first reported case demonstrating an association of mucocolpos and bladder exstrophy. MATERIALS: A term baby girl presented with bladder exstrophy and underwent a successful primary bladder closure and ureteral reimplantation. Subsequently, she presented with a fluid-filled pelvic mass which was found to be a mucocolpos.

  RESULTS:

  Surgical drainage of the collection was required.

  CONCLUSION:

  Mucocolpos should be considered in the differential diagnosis of a pelvic mass in a patient with bladder exstrophy.