Retained Surgical Sponge with Subsequent Infection and Inflammation
Retained Surgical Sponge with Subsequent Infection and Inflammation
Retained Surgical Sponge with Subsequent Infection and Inflammation. Post-operative complication resulting from iatrogenic (caused by the surgeon) injury, namely, leaving behind a surgical sponge in the incision.
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