Image Case-Gynecology Ultrasound
A longitudnal US image of a female who presented with urinary incontinence with a previous history of obstructed labor.
What is the diagnosis?
ANSWER- VESICOVAGINAL FISTULA (almost all got it correct)
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11 comments:
Vessicovaginal fistula
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vesicovaginal fistula.
think it's a vesicovaginal fistula based on the history.....i do not know head or tail about interpreting an ultrasound.
i ll give u a hint fluid on USG appears black..
vesicourethral fistula
pressure necrosis of bladder base and urethra
ureterovaginal fistula
Dear sumer, can i give a second attempt...
Even i can't read the given usg, with the help of your history & hint...i think it is
Pelvic/Vulval henatoma:
exp:U said the patient gives h/o obstructed labour, then it would have been lead to an instrumental delivery(most probably),that can lead to rupture of paravaginal venous plexus (black fluid in USG).
Pelvic/Vulval hematoma a/w urinary incontinence.
so that is my answer !
Hi Sumer !
Just saw the quiz case of Vesico-vaginal fistula.
How do you explain a well filled u.bladder with presence of VVF ?
Sorry, i forgot to mention my e-mail id, it is
ravikadasne@yahoo.com
Thanks.
dr.ravi.
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