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Transvaginal repair of recurrent pouch–vaginal fistula

Pouch–vaginal fistula is an uncommon but unpleasant complication. The chance of successful repair with various surgical procedures is around 50% and the early promise of collagen button plugs was not followed by good long‐term results. We report a series of patients who underwent transvaginal repair of pouch–vaginal fistula after failed collagen plugs accompanied by a video to show the operative technique.