Weill Cornell Medicine Urology
Weill Cornell Medicine Urology
Female Urogenital Fistula - Risks & Causes

Female Urogenital Fistula - Risks & Causes

The causes and symptoms of fistulas vary, depending on their location. Anal and rectal fistulas are usually caused by an abscess. Vaginal fistulas may be caused by infection and trauma during childbirth. In the United States, urogenital fistulas are less commonly caused by obstetric trauma and are more likely to be a result of surgical complications from a procedures such as hysterectomy or from pelvic abscesses or other pelvic inflammatory conditions.

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You can find the office contact information for each physician specializing in Female Urogenital Fistula by visiting their profile listed on the bottom of this webpage. 

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Physicians & Faculty

Larissa Rodriguez

M.D.

(646) 962-9600
(646) 962-9600
Center for Female Pelvic Health

Unwanaobong Nseyo

M.D., M.P.H.

(646) 962-9600
(646) 962-9600
Center for Female Pelvic Health

Renee Rolston

M.D.

(646) 962-9600
(646) 962-9600
Center for Female Pelvic Health

Jennifer Jue

PA-C

(646) 962-9600
(646) 962-9600
Center for Female Pelvic Health

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