Presentation
Cutaneous opening discharging fluid since her last cesarean section
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Utero-cutaneous fistula
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Injection of gel and fluid through the opening at the anterior abdominal wall.
A fistulous tract is seen arising from the uterus at cesarean section site and directed upward and anteriorly and end in the anterior abdominal wall
Case Discussion
A utero-cutaneous fistula may occur secondary to cesarean section (as in this case), myomectomy, and in case of endometriosis.