In a handful of cases, a woman with vaginal aplasia has received a successful vagina transplant donated by her mother.  The first such case is believed to have occurred in 1970, with no signs of rejection taking place after three years. In at least one case, a woman who received such a transplant was able to conceive and give birth. In 1981, a 12-year-old girl with vaginal aplasia received a vaginal wall implant from her mother.  She became sexually active seven years later, without incident.  At age 24, she conceived and carried a child to term.  The child was born via cesarean section.