Paraurethral Skene's duct cyst in a newborn
A healthy 12-day-old female infant was referred with interlabial mass. In patient's history, cystic mass was noticed soon after birth and its size did not change during this period. On examination, she had a soft, ovoid cystic mass, approximately 15 mm in diameter. It was located on the right side of the urethral meatus and the urethra was deviated to the left side []. Vaginal patency was also verified. Laboratory investigations included renal function tests, urinalysis, and complete blood count which were all normal. Urinary and pelvic ultrasounds and voiding cystourethrography were normal. Examination under anesthesia was performed. A Skene's duct cyst was identified. Urethral catheterization was done and the cyst was treated by incision and drainage []. Biopsy was not made. The remainder of the examination was normal. The microscopic evaluation of the fluid was normal and no bacterium was detected on culture. The postoperative course was uneventful. No recurrence was observed within 9 months after drainage.