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case_images: Coronal CT revealing multiple fragments of glass. One portion of the glass appeared to be traversing the inferior left lateral rectal wall, which was suspicious for perforation, however, no free air was present.
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case_images: Computed Tomography (CT) of the abdomen and pelvis revealed multiple radiopaque foreign bodies in the distal rectosigmoid measuring up to 14 cm in length, as well as presacral edema (Fig. 1).
case_images: Multiple shards of glass bottle removed from the distal sigmoid and rectum.
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case_images: In total, five pieces of glass were removed along with an intact bottle cap and label (Fig. 2).
case_images: Post-operatively, at a laceration site, an ulcer approximately 7-cm from the anal verge contained an actively bleeding vessel successfully treated with two hemostatic clips.
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case_images: Two clips were successfully placed over the vessel with no further episodes of bleeding (Fig. 3).