Correction to: BMC Women's Health (2020) 20:89

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Physical examination, soft bi-lobated fluid-filled swelling of the right interlabial fossa slightly diverting the clitoris on the opposite side. The pathologic examination showed a Bartholin’s gland cyst, which was surprising considering the anatomical localization of this lesion

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Intra-operative image of the leiomyoma arising from the right side of clitoris after excision of the first Bartholin’s gland cyst

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Macroscopic view of the clitoridal mass. (1 square is 1 cm)

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Microscopic aspect of the clitoridal mass showing intersecting fascicles of spindled cells intermixed with collagen (HE, 200x)

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Intra-operative image of the vulvar defect at 6 months after the first surgery. After first surgery, the patient complained of superficial dyspareunia. At clinical examination, a 7mm skin defect was discovered. Initially conservative management was undertaken with unsatisfying evolution. A surgical correction was proposed and accepted by the patient

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