Cystouterine fistula following cesarean section with discharge of menstrual blood per urethram

Sammour, Mohamed B.

doi:10.1016/0002-9378(70)90605-8

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“…When a patient with a vesico-uterine fistula voids, there may be a flow of urine from the cervix because of the increased intravesical pressure, but this may be difficult for the patient to observe. In this case it was possible to localize the fistulous tract by means of a cystogram, as in the case reported by Sammour (7). In his case hystero-salpingography Photo at operation after opening the bladder.…”

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Postcesarean Vesico‐Uterine Fistula

Kihl

Nilson

Pettersson

1980

Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand

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A case of postcesarean vesico-uterine fistula in conjunction with a fibrous cord joining the anterior and posterior wall of the bladder is reported. The symptoms of menouria and amenorrhoea in the absence of urinary incontinence are explained by reference to the pressure gradients which normally exist in the bladder and the uterine cavity. The etiology, diagnosis and therapy of this and other reported cases are reviewed.

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Postcesarean Vesico‐Uterine Fistula

Kihl

Nilson

Pettersson

1980

Acta Obstet Gynecol Scand

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“…The main cause is lower segment Caesarean section. The 2 striking symptoms in most of them are menouria (Youssel, 1957), i.e., cyclical haematuria, and the absence of urinary incontinence (Sammour, 1970). Our patient did not notice bleeding per urethram during menstruation and she had urinary incontinence.…”

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A Case of Vesico‐Uterine Fistula

Kafetsoulis¹

1974

British Journal of Urology

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“…The classical syndrome of amenorrhoea, menouria and urinary continence described as characteristic of vesico-uterine fistulas (Youssef, 1957;Sammour, 1970) has not been encountered in this hospital. It would appear that the symptoms relate to the level of the lesion.…”

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Vesico‐uterine Fistula

Iloabachie

Njoku

1985

British Journal of Urology

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Nine cases of vesico-uterine fistula caused by injury to the bladder at Caesarean section or by rupture of the uterus and bladder following obstructed labour are described. Symptoms depend on the level of the lesion, menstruation into the bladder and menouria occurring when the fistula is above the internal cervical os: whatever the level, most patients with vesico-uterine fistula present with incontinence of urine. A transperitoneal approach appears to give better results than a transvesical repair.

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Cystouterine fistula following cesarean section with discharge of menstrual blood per urethram

Cited by 12 publications

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