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Vaginal calculi are rare and when they occur, they are often associated with a urogenital anomaly, urethral diverticulum, urinary tract fistulas or as a complication encountered with synthetic transvaginal mid-urethral slings. Vaginal calculi are described as either primary or secondary. A primary vaginal calculus is the result of stagnant urine within the vagina, while a secondary calculus is the product of crystalized urine around foreign material within the vagina. This case report presents the first description of a primary vaginal calculus in an iatrogenically created pocket after a failed Latzko procedure.

Entrapped Urinary Calculi in Iatrogenically Created Vaginal Pocket During Robotic Repair of Vesicovaginal Fistula