FISTULA VESICOVAGINALIS SUB PARTU AFTER COMPLICATIONS OF RODOV STONE OF THE BLADDER

Abstract

Bladder stones in women are generally known to be very rare. Dr. Klin at the Moscow City Hospital over a 38-year period of time (from 1822 to 1860) out of 1792 cases of bladder stones counted only 4 in the female sex. Winckel, out of 10,000 women and girls he studied in Berlin, Roshtok and Dresden over a 15-year period (1860-1875), found only one bladder stone in a woman. According to Walter Kowlson, for every 100 cases of stones in men, there are 5 in women, therefore 20 times less often. Even less often, of course, there are cases of complications of pregnancy and childbirth with bladder stones.

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