„Lost IUD“ im Rektum

Zusammenfassung

Intrauterinpessare (IUD) können in ungefähr 5 % der Fälle dislozieren. Wir berichten über einen Fall, bei dem eine Kupferspirale drei Jahre nach Implantation im Rektum wiedergefunden wurde. Die Spirale konnte komplikationslos ex ano entfernt werden.

Abstract

In about 5 % of all cases displacement of an intrauterine device (IUD) may occur. We report a case of a Copper-T that was found in the rectum three years after implantation. The IUD was removed ex ano without complications.

Schlüsselwörter

Intrauterinpessar - IUD - Dislokation - Rektum

Key words

intrauterine device - IUD - displacement - rectum

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