Abstract
Vaginal evisceration of the small bowel is a surgical emergency insofar as it entails the risk of acute vascular lesions in the latter. It may be caused by a vaginal prolapse. Delayed treatment of a prolapse may entail the risk of poor scarring of vaginal suture, and sacrocolpopexy is not necessarily called for. In an 80-year-old female patient with repeatedly recurrent stage 4 vaginal prolapse, vaginal evisceration and vaginal prolapse were treated by perineal approach and emergency colpocleisis.
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