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Ten women treated for gynecologic neoplasms (8 cervical carcinomas, one vaginal and one endometrial carcinoma) were found at computed tomography (CT) to have a fistula although only 5 patients had symptoms that could be related to a fistula. Five women had vesico-vaginal fistulae, 2 recto-vaginal, 2 entero-cervical and one a vulvo-pubical fistula. Three patients had recurrent malignancy at the CT examination. We regard CT as the ragiologic method of choice in diagnosing gynecologic fistulae.
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