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Herniated small bowel segments through the pelvis in CT scan.
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The abdominal computed tomography (CT) imaging taken without valsalva maneuver revealed no pathological findings except perineal hernia (Figure 1).
The sagittal image of the pelvis after perineal hernia repair.
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The patient had no complaints related to the perineal hernia during the follow-up using CT imaging (Figure 2).
Vaginal evisceration of the small bowels.
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During the examination, the small intestines were observed to be freely prolapsed from the vagina and several local ischemic changes were detected (Figure 3).
Repair of the vaginal defect with primary sutures.
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The vaginal defect was reconstructed with interrupted sutures by using the 3/0 polydioxanone (Figure 4).