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Computed tomography (axial view) show 9.3 cm x 8.0 cm high density mass with smooth margin between bladder and rectum.
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F1
Abdominopelvic contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT) was performed to find the cause of the fever, and a large, hard mass was observed in the vagina (Figure 1). Both ovaries and the uterus were normal according to CECT, and there was a 9.3 cm x 8 cm x 6 cm mass compressing the rectum between the bladder and colon; therefore, we suspected that the stone was inside the vagina (Figure 1).
After hysterectomy, stone can see through stump during surgery.
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F2
After hysterectomy, the stone was carved out of the vaginal stump using a small drill for approximately 1 h (Figure 2).
Round laminated vaginal stone was removed through stump after grinding.
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F3
The vaginal stone was completely removed (Figure 3).