<unk>  is typically obvious upon presentation, as intestine (typically ileum) can be seen protruding from the introitus. Other symptoms include a sense of pressure in the pelvis and vaginal bleeding. Complications Complications of surgery can include injury to the bladder, rectum, or ureter, especially in cases where there has been tissue necrosis. Surgeons typically perform intraoperative cystoscopy with dye to assess potential bladder or ureter injuries.
Vaginal evisceration
Hymenotomy
Vaginectomy
Hymenorrhaphy
Vaginal transplantation
Tubal reversal
Vasovasostomy
Contraceptive vaginal ring