Radical vaginectomy with panhisterectomy in patient with primary vaginal melanoma. Clinical case
A case of primary melanoma of the mucous membrane of the lower third of the vagina with intraorgan metastases in a woman of 67 years is described. The patient underwent surgery radical vaginectomy with panhisterectomy. There were no complications. Due to concomitant pathology, bilateral inguinal lymphatic dissection was performed 6 weeks after surgery. Pathomorphological examination revealed metastases of melanoma in 2 lymph nodes on the right.