PMC6600896_01
Hysterosalpingography demonstrating IUD out of uterine cavity
40834_2019_89_Fig1_HTML.jpg
PMC6600896_01_40834_2019_89_Fig1_HTML.jpg
Fig1
HSG was performed and revealed a migrated copper IUD with its long tail out of the uterine cavity (Fig. 1).
Abdominal X Ray revealing IUD
40834_2019_89_Fig2_HTML.jpg
PMC6600896_01_40834_2019_89_Fig2_HTML.jpg
Fig2
Plain abdominopelvic radiography also indicated a rotated T-shaped IUD in the pelvis (Fig. 2).
IUD with its strings in the bladder
40834_2019_89_Fig3_HTML.jpg
PMC6600896_01_40834_2019_89_Fig3_HTML.jpg
Fig3
During cystoscopy, the long tail of the copper IUD was found on the posterolateral border of the bladder far from ureteral offices (Fig. 3).
Two short arms embedded in the bladder wall
40834_2019_89_Fig4_HTML.jpg
PMC6600896_01_40834_2019_89_Fig4_HTML.jpg
Fig4
The two short arms adhered to each other were embedded in the mucosal and muscular layer (Fig. 4).
Loop electrode used for releasing the IUD
40834_2019_89_Fig5_HTML.jpg
PMC6600896_01_40834_2019_89_Fig5_HTML.jpg
Fig5
The bleeding points were effectively cauterized (Fig. 5).