Retained Surgical Instruments

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If Surgery Left You with More Than a Scar, You Have Rights

Leaving a surgical instrument inside a patient is a never event—a serious mistake that should never happen in modern medicine.

Commonly Retained Objects

• Sponges and gauze

• Clamps and forceps

• Needles and retractors

• Catheter tips

Signs & Symptoms

• Unexplained pain or swelling

• Infection and fever

• Digestive issues (if an instrument is left in the abdomen)

• Internal bleeding or sepsis

Steps to Take

• Get immediate medical attention if you suspect a retained object

• Request a full-body scan to detect foreign items

• Document your symptoms and medical visits

• Seek legal advice to explore your options for medical complications

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