A NuvaRing caught in the wrong spot.

Her general practitioner referred her for a transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasound which detected a non-anatomical tubular ring structure, consistent with the NuvaRing contraceptive device within the bladder (Fig. A 22-year-old IT professional, with no significant comorbidities, presented to her general practitioner with concerns that she had inadvertently self-inserted a NuvaRing, a ring shaped combined hormonal contraceptive device, into her bladder. [Extracted from the article]