The Sheares neovagina can provide good long-term sexual and anatomical outcomes for women with Mayer-von Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome (also known as müllerian agenesis), according to a recent study of 43 consecutive patients. 8 years after surgery, 86% of patients were regularly sexually active, with a mean total Female Sexual Function Index of 27.2 and a median pelvic floor contraction of 4. Although 25% of study participants experienced grade I cystoceles, rectoceles, or apical descent, these complications were all asymptomatic.