ABORDAGEM COMBINADA TRANSABDOMINAL E TRANSANAL NO MANEJO CIRÚRGICO DE FÍSTULA RETOVAGINAL COMPLEXA EM PACIENTE COM ENDOMETRIOSE PROFUNDA COMPLICADA
A combined transabdominal and transanal approach successfully managed complex rectovaginal fistulas in a patient with deep endometriosis complicated by previous surgeries and sepsis.
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This case report describes the surgical management of a 41-year-old woman with complex rectovaginal fistulas resulting from complications of deep infiltrating endometriosis and prior colorectal surgeries. The patient underwent a combined transabdominal and transanal approach to dissect, resect, and repair the fistulous tracts while restoring intestinal continuity. The procedure successfully closed both fistula tracks without compromising fecal continence, demonstrating the efficacy of tailored surgical techniques in severe anatomical distortion. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically the management of complications arising from deep infiltrating lesions involving the bowel and vagina.
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