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Pelvic abscess and perforation of the sigmoid colon by a segment of benign cystic teratoma: an unusual complication of induced abortion.


 The case described here reports on an extremely unusual complication of induced abortion: the rupture of a benign cystic teratoma with spillage of its contents within the walled-off area of the pelvic cavity, and with subsequent infection culminating in a large pelvic abscess. The patient in question was admitted to the hospital for severe pelvic pain. After colpotomy was performed, a large amount of pus was drained out, and the patient was put on antibiotics. A subsequent laparotomy showed a dermatoid cyst on the right ovary, and it was surgically removed. No further complications were observed.
