An Unusual Case of a Vesicovaginal Stone

Abstract

We report a case of an unusual vesicovaginal stone. The dumb-bell-shaped stone created a ball valve effect in the fistula, therefore giving rise to only mild urinary leakage despite the large size of the fistula.

A rare case of vaginolith, vesical calculus with vesicovaginal fistula in adolescent female

“…8 Other association of primary vaginal stones reported includes in a unmarried women with congenital vaginal septum as well as in disable children's having neurological problems. 9,10 They have also been reported after abdomino-perineal resection for carcinoma of rectum. 11 Primary vaginal stones are often mistaken for bladder calculi on plain radiography.…”