Cervicovaginal fistula secondary to embedded fetal bones: a case report.

Background: Embedded fetal bone after surgical termination of midtrimester pregnancy is a recognized complication. Most cases occur in the uterine cavity; however, this case demonstrates that a cervicovaginal fistula can be caused by embedment of bone in the cervical canal.

Case: A 19-year-old girl presented with persistent smelly vaginal discharge 4 years after surgical pregnancy termination.