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Useful Management Information
- Reassurance - absence of a vagina is rarely diagnosed whereas labial adhesion is very common and spontaneously improves
- Treat low oestrogen vulvovaginitis with low irritant moisturiser, avoidance soap and drying agents
- Long term topical oestrogen not recommended
- Next of kin or person(s) who is legally responsible for patient consent, with the exception of children under guardianship orders with the Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability services, should be present at the first outpatient appointment
- Paediatric surgery registrars at Queensland Children's Hospital/ GCUH can offer telephone advice to rural HHS. In some areas it would be more appropriate to seek initial advice from local paediatric medical service or general surgery services
Minimum Referral Criteria
Does your patient meet the minimum referral criteria?
Category 1 (appointment within 30 calendar days) |
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Category 2 (appointment within 90 calendar days) |
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Category 3 (appointment within 365 calendar days) |
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Essential Referral Information
- Duration of symptoms
- USS results in post puberty primary amenorrhoea with imperforate hymen
Additional Referral Information
- No additional referral information
Send Referrals To
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Preferred Method
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Internal Referrals
Paediatric Surgery (E-Blueslips)
Fax
(07) 5687 4497
Post
Paediatric Referral Centre
Gold Coast University Hospital
1 Hospital Boulevard
Southport QLD 4215
Enquiries
(07) 5687 3579
Service Availability
A/Prof Deborah Bailey
Medical Director Paediatric Surgery, and Paediatric Urology
Facilities
Gold Coast University Hospital
If you would like to send a named referral, please address it to the specialist listed above, who will allocate a suitably qualified specialist to see the patient. Alternatively, you can view a full list of our specialists.
Child Safety
If you have a reason to suspect a child in Queensland is experiencing harm, or is at risk of experiencing harm, contact Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Services . Please consider if mandatory reporting applies.