Prevalencia de recidiva de bartolinitis en mujeres de 20 - 50 años sometidas a marsupialización de glándulas de Bartolino en el HOSNAG entre el periodo 2015 - 2020.

Abstract

Introduction: Bartholinitis is one of the most frequent vulvar affections in women of reproductive age, around 2% of women at some point in their life have one or more episodes of Bartholinitis. Objective: To determine the prevalence of Bartholinitis relapse in patients undergoing Bartholin gland marsupialization in women aged 20-50 years at HOSNAG in the period 2015-2020. Methodology: Prevalence, observational, retrospective, cross-sectional, descriptive study, using the clinical records registered in the statistical system of the Hospital Naval de Guayaquil during the period 2015- 2020. The study had a population of 107 patients who met the criteria of inclusion and exclusion. Results: In 69.2% of the cases there was recurrence after marsupialization, leaving the remaining 30.8% as cases where there was no recurrence of this pathology after the technique. The mean age was 27 years, 45.8% of the sample did not present a sexually transmitted disease and the cases that did have this history were mostly due to PID with 29.9% and HPV with 19.6%, 82.2% of the cases were sexually active, 75.7% were abscesses and the remaining 3% were cysts. Conclusion: The prevalence of relapses of Bartholinitis after marsupialization is high, there are more abscesses than cysts and it has highly relevant clinical factors.