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Plain Radiography of the Pati which Shows Bladder Stones and a Huge Vaginal Stone
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Her radiography showed large stones in the bladder that one of them was around the metallic wire used for fixation of the symphysis pubis in her previous surgery (Figure 1).
The Stones That Removed From the Bladder
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So we opened the abdominal wall with a short low midline incision and after opening the bladder removed the bladder stones (Figure 2).
The Huge Vaginal Stone Removed From the Vaginal Cavity
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We cut the wire and then removed the large stone located there (Figure 3).
Vaginal Cavity After Removing the Stone and Irrigation. The Cervix of Uterus Is Evident
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A great amount of pus exited from the vaginal cavity after removing the stone, so we irrigated there with normal saline until no evidence of pus was observed (Figure 4).