The treatment of vesicoureteral fistulas by separating the urinary bladder from the cervix, and the advantage of this method compared to other methods used from the vagina

The beginning of the rational operative treatment of vesico-cervical fistulas from the side of the vagina was laid by the French surgeon JoberVowb (de Lamballe). In 1849, to cure such a fistula, Jobert used the following method: by bringing down the cervix, he squeezed it laterally from the right and left sides and, thus forming a significant amount of eversion, achieved that the fistula became easily accessible from the side of the cervical canal; I darkened its edges in a funnel-shaped manner and applied sutures, capturing the tissue of the neck and bladder with common ligatures.