Air in Vagina
Herzlia Hadar, Liora Kornreich, M. Heifetz, Pearl I. Herskovitz, Gadi Horev
Abstract
Herzlia Hadar, Liora Kornreich, M. Heifetz, Pearl I. Herskovitz, Gadi Horev
Abstract
Computed tomography of the normal female pelvis may show the presence of a tiny air bubble within the vagina. Among 2,800 female abdomino-pelvic CTs, 27 were found to contain large amounts of intravaginal air. Twenty-three patients suffered from pelvic malignancy while in 4, non-tumorous pelvic pathology was present. Detection of air bubbles in the vagina is abnormal and indicates, in the majority of cases, an intrapelvic malignancy.
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Computed tomography of the normal female pelvis may show the presence of a tiny air bubble within the vagina. Among 2,800 female abdomino-pelvic CTs, 27 were found to contain large amounts of intravaginal air. Twenty-three patients suffered from pelvic malignancy while in 4, non-tumorous pelvic pathology was present. Detection of air bubbles in the vagina is abnormal and indicates, in the majority of cases, an intrapelvic malignancy.
Key concepts: Medicine, Vagina, Gynecology, Surgery