Open AccessAssessment of the aetiology and outcome of fistulae cases (VVF RVF) operated at Shaikh Zaid woman hospital Larkana
Author(s) -
Rafia Baloch,
Shazia shaik,
Fouzia Chandio,
Marvi Nisar Qazi
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
nepal journal of obstetrics and gynaecology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1999-9623
pISSN - 1999-8546
DOI - 10.3126/njog.v13i2.21872
Subject(s) - medicine , fistula , etiology , obstetrics and gynaecology , outpatient clinic , malignancy , urinary system , surgery , pregnancy , biology , genetics
Aims: To study etiology of fistula in patient at Shaikh Zaid Women hospital Larkana.
Methods: A cross-sectional Survey was conducted at Gynecology and obstetrics wards of Shaikh Zaid Women hospital Larkana. All patients were admitted in outpatient departments along with emergency department were the part of the study. Sample was collected by universal sample technique. Total sample size was of 49 patients. Detailed history regarding fistula formation and its etiology and duration, examination and related investigation carried out in each and every patient. Young and elderly patients both were included.
Results: 49 patients were selected, who were admitted and registered at the gynecological and obstetrics wards of Shaikh Zaid Women hospital, out of which 38 patients were found having urinary fistula from which 28 patients were having fistula due to obstetric causes while 10 pts were having fistula due to iatrogenic causes. Moreover, 11 patients were having fecal fistula from them 7 were again due to obstetric causes, 1 patient was having congenital fistula and remaining 3 patients were found having fistulas due to malignancy.
Conclusions: Obstetrics fistula is still most common cause of fistula followed by iatrogenic cause. Urinary fistula is more common than fecal fistula.