Bartholin Gland Cyst Mimicking Rectocele: Common Pathology at an Uncommon Location

Vaginal cysts are often encountered in gynaecological outpatient settings. These usually asymptomatic their initial course but become symptomatic when size increases or they get infected. While evaluating such cases, clinical examination plays a vital role ruling out differential diagnoses. Imaging studies can complement findings. However, some instances, the nature of vaginal may not be determined preoperatively until histopathology reveals it. We report here rare case posterior wall cyst that presented as mass protruding through vagina. The dilemma was characterization cyst, owing to its huge and location. managed surgically by excision, our surprise, histopathological revealed it Bartholin gland wall,