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Rx fluoroscopy imaging of the vaginal calculus during the urethral catheterization.
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The abdominal radiograph showed a large (5 cm in diameter) radiopaque mass in the vaginal cavity (Fig. 1) and a left distal ureteral stone (6 mm in diameter).
Vaginal calculus is seen through hymenal orifice in the vagina during its removal.
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The hymen was torn manually to achieve a better access to the vaginal cavity, which appeared entirely filled by a brown, laminated, and parallelepiped-shaped mass with an offensive odor (Fig. 2) that precluded digital examination.
The large round hard vaginal stone (~5.1 x 3.7 x 3.1 cm) removed from the vagina.
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With some difficulty, the large, round, and hard vaginal stone, ~5.1 x 3.7 x 3.1 cm and 156 g, was removed using surgical pliers and several maneuvers (Fig. 3).