Presentation
The patient developed urinary incontinence and vaginal discharge following cesarean section.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Uretero-cervical fistula
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At the portovenous phase, the uterine cavity is filled with fluid and a hypodense hematoma is noted at its posterior wall. At delayed images, the uterus is filled with contrast material and a fistula could be identified between the left ureter and cervical cavity surrounded by fat stranding.
Case Discussion
An abnormal communication between the ureter and the vaginal/cervical cavity is a known complication of hysterectomy rather than cesarean section. The operative details are unfortunately missing in this case. The patient underwent double J stent placement within the left ureter.
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