Abstract
A 29-year-old patient was admitted into our emergency gynecologic area with hypogastric pain after undergoing uterine curettage because of an abortion. The results of the pelvic examination were normal; ultrasound scanning and a simple radiograph of the abdomen revealed a tubular formation in the left side of the abdomen (Fig. 1). Laparoscopic inspection of the pelvis revealed a perforation in uterus (Fig. 2A). An inflammatory mass of the sigmoid and mesosigmoid was detected inside a 30-cm plastic cannula, which was draining scarce quantities of pus-infected material (Fig.
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