Intravesical Lippes loop following insertion for the treatment of Asherman's syndrome: a case report

A case report of a 36-year-old Para 6+0 (1 alive) civil servant who developed Asherman's syndrome following repair of ruptured uterus is presented. She had adhesiolysis and insertion of Lippes loop. She defaulted 3 months after presentation and was seen 1 year after with intravesical translocation of the IUCD. This was successfully removed using a forward biting bladder biopsy forceps under direct cystoscopic view.