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Fallopian tube prolapse following abdominal hysterectomy

Fallopian tube prolapse following hysterectomy is a 
rare but recognised complication of gynaecological 
surgery. The majority of prolapses occur after vaginal 
hysterectomy Various methods of management have 
been proposed in the literature. This complication 
was first described by Pozzi in 1902. Since then, to our 
knowledge, 109 cases have been reported in the 
English literature, of which at least 23 occurred following 
total abdominal hysterectomy (Pubmed search 
using ‘fallopian tube AND prolapse’ as keywords). 
We observed 2 cases of Fallopian tube prolapse 
afker abdominal hysterectomy between April 1996 and 
June 1998, bringing the total number to 111 and the 
number following abdominal surgery to at least 25.