if it's a big baby or protracted labor, it puts pressure on the wall the vagina and the rectum.ox -- oxygen. you get a communication or a fistula, an opening. >> that's the fistula track. and hit it again, travis, when you have the passage of stool, pressure dictates direction of flow. there's a lot more pressure in the rectum, and it pushes the stool literally into the vagina, and women will have constant drainage of stool fecal matter, air, gas, from their rectum, coming out of their vagina. >> which is clearly, um, not something you want. and, really quickly, ways to fix it? >> so, the correction of a fistula is something we all learn as surgeons. you can put a graft, a new piece of tissue there to cover-up the hole. it's not vibrant alive tissue on either side of this connection, you can fix it through the rectum and suture it up in layers or through the vagina - the approach that dr. margolis did - and it has to be repaired in layers and then you have to give it a lot of rest. it has good blood supply in the pelvis, we're fortunate on that level, but we can see with sara, i

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the rectum want to check in europe. some take a look at some other news making headlines around the world for you this hour a fast moving storm system is battering it ended mid western us states multiple tornadoes that tore across the nation and are threatening threatening more than fifty million homes americans. at least one person has been reported dead in the state of illinois in the storm has caused extensive damage. with the buildings reduced to rubble and cars turning upside down. tornado was spotted some two hundred km southwest of chicago with high winds and heavy rains the extreme weather has prompted authorities to hold air traffic as well. tens of thousands of greeks have marched through the nation's two largest cities happens in the thessaloniki the demonstrations marked the fortieth anniversary of a bloody student uprising against the former military dictatorship. then at least fifteen people were killed when he tanks stormed through the university's gates to suppress the revolt. more than six thousand poli

discover according to court records and medical charts for doctors x ray detector then penetrated his rectum with their fingers then performed another exam with their fingers. doctors then gave a curt re analyze and forced him to death that even if one of them while they searched just told all of these things gone without consent. all of them finding nothing. but it didn't stop there. doctors performed a second x ray then they sedated echo are preparing him for surgery. i performed a cool announced tuesday. now perhaps the most disturbing part of this story if i could get more disturbing is that doctors came up empty handed. no drugs were ultimately discover. now david packard is suing the deming police departments. he claims the police talking to two hospitals. the first one refuse to perform an cavity search. because dr said that the practice is without consent was enough on ethical practice. the second one can find police to obtain a warrant allowing all of these procedures to happen at this point police have refused to comment here and to tell us more about the loss in coming up will be

rayed eckert then penetrated his rectum with their fingers then performed another exam with their fingers doctors then gave three animas and forced him to death to get in front of them while they searched his stool all of these things done without consent all of them finding nothing but it didn't stop there doctors performed a second x. ray then these dated occurred prepared him for surgery and performed a colon off skippy. perhaps the most a serving part of this story is that doctors came up empty handed no drugs were ultimately discovered now david eckert assuming the deming police department for more i spoke to his attorney joseph kennedy here's what he had to say i wish i understood it and it is stunning and you don't really quite appreciate it so you do read the police reports and have them right in front of you and then read the medical reports. to the best that it's starting to explain. and it's been just a one team the united states supreme court has said that internal intrusions into the body. and case it was a forced. that that is too much like this group at the rack should be a

rayed eckert then penetrated his rectum with their fingers then performed another exam with their fingers doctors then gave three enemas and forced him to defeat in front of them while they've searched a stool all of these things without consent all of them. nothing but it didn't stop there doctors performed a second x. ray then the sedated and prepared him for surgery and performed a call and ask. now perhaps the most disturbing part of this story if it could get more disturbing is that doctors came up empty handed no drugs were ultimately discovered now david eckert is suing the deming police department he claims the police took him to two hospitals the first one refused to perform an aerial cavity search because dr said that the practices without consent was in an ethical practice the second one complied police state of tain a warrant allowing all of these procedures to happen at this point police have refused to comment here and to tell us more about the lawsuit coming up will be david efforts attorney joseph kennedy however just thinking about this case obviously in all the steps tha

. >> actually put it up their rectum. that's the best place to do it.unless we catch them in here quick enough where they can't get it up. behind this hollow, they'll put a razor blade on the spring, hang it way down here. might not see one little bitty tip of the string up here, just barely see it, but that's where they keep their stuff. >> nothing anymore makes me raise my eyebrows. it's been too long. seen too much. >> where did you find that? >> in a male inmate's cell. there's no such thing as crazy in prison. you know, i don't know, maybe you got to be crazy to work here, i'm not sure. we come here voluntarily every day. >> since the 2000 riot, the level of violence at pelican bay has dropped considerably, but numerous assaults still occur. when they do, the squad must respond like street detectives, carrying all the tools necessary to process the crime scene. when we last visited the prison, our cameras were rolling as one of these assaults occurred inside a cell block. >> there's an alarm in that building right there. a3. staff responds. so this

i'm the kind of monroe might assist a big gathering outside of the city in the in the rectum and other sports stadium tomorrow night they plan to host a counter demonstration to show this to all of the government that have been some concerns of the two rival protesters could clash but it was on crutches in the province's today but just minor scuffles between the two. really behind this whole saying that there is in the deep division within the country. lucky split between pro and anti toxin. on the one hand we have the dealership but this is the bit on the streets but last week. calling all the dissolution of the government's i may say that democracy is spelled the country was on the other hand you have the red shirt protesters those are loathsome by mr again optional up and they say they are being sold to a disenfranchised by the said mido cost a lot to be at your whites call a pro establishment pro royalist that will be within the protest given that so underneath easily see that despite the fact that maybe they're just numbers are dwindling and little underneath. at the end of the da

in one of the worst incidents, a group of men tackled him, shoved a soda bottle up his rectum and threw him backward off an elevated platform onto the hood of a car. when he reported the incident, stevens says his drill sergeant told him you are the problem. you are the reason this is happening, and refused to take action. blake said you feel trapped. they basically tell you you're going to have to keep working with these people day after day, night after night. you don't have a choice. his assailants told him that once he deployed to iraq, they would shoot him in the head. they told me they were going to have sex with me all of the time when we were there. now, if these stories aren't enough, please do listen to some retired generals, commanders, jag officers, veterans who have known from years of experience that the status quo is an injustice to those who serve and our approach is the right way forward. this september, three retired generals gave public support for our proposal, including lieutenant general claudia kennedy, the first woman to achieve the rank of a three-star general i

in one of the worst incidents, a group of men tackled him, shoved a soda bottle into his rectum, threward off an elevated platform onto the hood of a car. when he reported the incident, his drill sergeant sold him -- quote -- "you are the problem. you're the reason this is happening." his commander refused to take action. blake said -- quote -- "you just feel trapped. they basically tell you you're going to have to keep working with these people day after day, night after night. you don't have a choice." his assailants told him that once they deployed to iraq, they were going to shoot him in the head. quote -- they told me they were going to have sex with me all the time when we were there." now, this is the problem. there were 26,000 sexual assaults estimated by the department of defense last year alone, based on confidential surveys, but only 3,374 were actually reported. of those reported, 302 went to trial. so if you are starting with 26,000 estimated cases and only 302 go to trial, that is a 1% 302 go to trial, that is a 1% if you are starting with 26,000 estimated cases and only

the prostate is a small walnut-shaped gland located in front of the rectum and below the bladder.rrounds itself with all these sensitive nerves that are responsible for sexual functions and that's why every man freaks out about it. >> reporter: the most common testing method for detecting prostate cancer is a blood test called the psa. it checks for elevated levels of protein produced by the prostate. also included are rectal exams, where a doctor inserts a finger to feel the prostate. with matt's psa tests already completed, al headed to the nbc medical clinic to have his blood drawn by specialist howard greenburg. >> how are you doing? >> i'm fine. >> after the test, the blood is sent to the lab for several days for a result. >> i feel a certain sense of relief, if you will. it really is about knowing. >> a reminder, again, an elevated psa does not necessarily mean you have cancer. it means you should have an intelligent conversation with your doctor. if cancer is detected, there are a lot of options for men now. you should never feel rushed before doing something before you are