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Partly visible foreign body embedded in the anterior vaginal wall.
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There was a hard and tender vaginal mass obliterating the vagina with a partly visible foreign body embedded in the anterior vaginal wall (Figure 1).
Cystoscopy picture showing, part of the plastic cap into the posterior bladder wall, covered with debris and tiny multiple bladder stones.
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On cystoscopy, part of the plastic cap was seen eroding the posterior bladder wall, creating a large fistula covered with debris and tiny multiple bladder stones (Figure 2).
The plastic cap on the process of removal.
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The plastic cap was removed after dissecting the overlying granulated tissue and trimming parts of the cap embedded in the anterior vagina (Figures 3 and 4).
The removed plastic cap.
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The plastic cap was removed after dissecting the overlying granulated tissue and trimming parts of the cap embedded in the anterior vagina (Figures 3 and 4).