Metricele
Metricele is a term encountered in a minority of obstetric and gynecologic texts to describe a form of pelvic organ prolapse in which uterine tissue herniates through a defect in the anterior vaginal wall. The word combines elements meaning uterus and hernia, and its use has declined in modern practice. Today, many clinicians prefer to describe pelvic organ prolapse by compartment (anterior, apical, or posterior) and by the position of the uterus rather than using metricele as a distinct diagnostic label.
Classification and causes are not standardized, but metricele is generally considered a manifestation of pelvic floor
Clinical features typically include a vaginal mass that may be felt or observed on examination, along with
Management is tailored to severity and patient preference. Conservative options include pelvic floor muscle training and