A Giant Vesical Stone Causing Impending Rupture of Bladder During Labor.

Giant vesical calculus (more than 100 g) is a very rare clinical entity [1]. During pregnancy, it may be associated with infections, abortions, premature delivery, urinary fistula, and rarely dystocia of labor [2]. When bladder stone (BS) remains asymptomatic and thereby gains large size of several centimetres, it may be diagnosed first time during labor when timely interventions must be taken to prevent vesico-vaginal (VVF) or vesico-cutaneous fistula [2]. Here, we described a case of giant bladder stone diagnosed during labor which was associated with impending rupture of bladder, anuria, and hemorrhagic cystitis.