Systematic review identifies 68 patient-reported outcomes and 57 measures in vaginal relaxation syndrome studies, suggesting a need for standardization.
Key Points
A total of 69 studies were analyzed, revealing significant variability in patient-reported outcomes.
Among the studies, 14 randomized controlled trials involved 1193 patients, highlighting contributions to VRS management.
Many patient-reported outcome measures lacked validation, with 81.09% being unvalidated, emphasizing the need for standardization.
Future Delphi surveys and expert consensus are crucial for developing core outcome and measurement sets for vaginal relaxation syndrome.