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A mass is shown occupying the ostium urethra externa
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The physical examination revealed a 15 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm mass occupying the ostium urethra externa [Figure 1].
Abdominal ultrasonography
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Abdominal USG revealed multiple hyperechoic regions with the size of 173 and 214 cm [Figure 2].
BNO IVP
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Intravenous pyelography which was done on October 22, 2019, revealed multiple vesicolithiasis and a mass below the vagina [Figure 3].
BNO
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BNO examination was repeated on December 10, 2019, and revealed multiple vesicolithiasis [Figure 4].
Open vesicolithotomy surgery
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Seven bladder stones were found, in line with the radiology examination [Figure 5].
Bladder stones that were extracted
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NaCl 0.9% [Figure 6]. No leak from the bladder was found.
Postopen vesicolithotomy, pervaginam hysterectomy, anterior and posterior colporrhaphy
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The operation wound was then enclosed layer by layer [Figure 7].