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"It usually ruptures during coitus with the remnants, usually in the form of small tags of tissue around the vaginal opening, termed the hymenal carunculae."

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"There is usually an opening within the hymen which may be single or multiple, and can be located centrally, eccentrically or at the side. If no opening is present, this is termed an imperforate hymen and leads to accumulation of fluid within the vaginal vault and uterus."

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"There is usually an opening within the hymen which may be single or multiple, and can be located centrally, eccentrically or at the side. If no opening is present, this is termed an imperforate hymen and leads to accumulation of fluid within the vaginal vault and uterus."

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