Background No consensus on the management of symptomatic cysts or abscesses of the
Bartholin's gland exists. Objectives To assess the effectiveness and safety of surgical …

Background Abscesses are commonly evaluated and managed in the emergency
department. Recent research has evaluated the use of ultrasonography, packing, incision …

The Bartholin glands, located in the base of the labia minora, have a role in vaginal
lubrication. Because of the presence of other glands, removal of a Bartholin gland does not …

Bartholin duct cysts and gland abscesses can affect a woman's day‐to‐day functioning and
be challenging to manage. Many Bartholin duct cysts that are not infected remain …

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The Bartholin glands are pea sized and located bilaterally at the 4 and 8 o'clock positions of
the labia minora. They drain through 2.0 to 2.5 cm long ducts, allowing for vaginal lubrication …

Urethral or periurethral masses in women are rare and may be difficult to differentiate (Table
1). Given the scarcity, the overall incidence of these lesions is difficult to quantitate. Although …

Objective: Bartholin cysts or abscesses are observed in approximately 2% of women,
usually in their reproductive years. Although none of the treatments appear to be superior …

Objectives: To assess the methods used to manage Bartholin gland abscesses and cysts in
French university hospitals. Method: Data for this descriptive, cross-sectional study with self …

Objective To compare sexual function scores in patients who had marsupialization and
gland excision procedures for the treatment of Bartholin gland abscesses. Study design …