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The sucked surgical sponge: Rare case of Gossypiboma after vaginal hysterectomy.
Oehme, Florian; Rühle, Annika; Stickel, Michael; Metzger, Jürg; Gass, Jörn-Markus.
Affiliation
  • Oehme F; Departement of Visceral-, Thoracic- and Vascular Surgery University Hospital Dresden Dresden Germany.
  • Rühle A; Departement of General Surgery Cantonal Hospital Lucerne Luzern Switzerland.
  • Stickel M; Departement of General Surgery Cantonal Hospital Lucerne Luzern Switzerland.
  • Metzger J; Departement of General Surgery Cantonal Hospital Lucerne Luzern Switzerland.
  • Gass JM; Departement of General Surgery Cantonal Hospital Lucerne Luzern Switzerland.
Clin Case Rep ; 7(4): 753-757, 2019 Apr.
Article in En | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-30997079
ABSTRACT
Retained surgical material needs to be a possible differential diagnosis for patients presenting with unspecific abdominal pain after especially cavitary emergency surgery. Even though international standard checklists concerning sponge handling and counting exist, RSM could never be ruled out completely.
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