Complicated enterocele: timely resolution with bowel resection via a vaginal approach: case report

Background Enterocele is an uncommon, serious condition that requires accurate and early diagnosis to prevent complications such as intestinal obstruction, incarceration, strangulation, with consequent ischemia, necrosis, evisceration. We report a rare case of patient voluminous enterocele initial signs ischemia who underwent urgent vaginal surgery. Case description An 80-year-old woman presented mass protruding from the vagina, associated abdominopelvic pain, 10-day history bowel sub-occlusion, numerous episodes profuse bleeding. She was diagnosed complications. Owing her advanced clinical comorbidities, we opted for procedure. Intestinal loops were resected via transvaginal approach, leading good outcomes. discharged on postoperative day 5. Conclusions This highlights surgical emergency managed resection intestine. Early identification allowed this less invasive resulting in reduced morbidity length hospital stay.