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and objectives The investigation of the neovaginal microflora can help during the post-surgery follow-up of transgender women in order to ensure a proper therapy in case of the onset of an infectious disease. We mapped the neovaginal microflora during the early perioperative days after male to female (M-F) gender reassignment surgery in HIV, HBV and HCV seronegative and healthy transsexual women. Materials and Methods Between November 2016 and January 2017 we collected 2 neovaginal swabs (one in the neo-vaginal fundus and one in the proximity of the urethral meatus) during the early perioperative days from 8 patients (pts) who underwent M-F gender surgical reassignment. The V3-16S rRNA Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) and a multiplex PCR technology were used to investigate the microbial composition and the presence of Sexual Transmitted Infections, respectively. QIIME 1.8.01 was used to process the NGS data.

MP15-10 NEOVAGINAL MICROFLORA AFTER SURGICAL GENDER REASSIGNMENT IN HIV, HBV AND HCV SERONEGATIVE TRANSSEXUAL WOMEN