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Radiological Signs of Intra-abdominal Gossypiboma

İntraabdominal Gossipiboma'da Radyolojik Bulgular

Ferhat ÇENGEL
MESUT BULAKÇI
Bora ÖZBAKIR
Adem KIRIŞ
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47–49
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In this report, we describe the case of a female patient who presented with non-specific abdominal discomfort and fever about six months after open cholecystectomy

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Objective & Hypothesis:Gossypiboma is a mass lesion at the site of surgery due to a forgotten surgical sponge.
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Key Findings & Data:Forgotten foreign bodies are mostly retained in the abdominal cavity but there are some cases in the thorax, cranium, breast, and an extremity.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this report, we describe the case of a female patient who presented with non-specific abdominal discomfort and fever about six months after open cholecystectomy
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Abstract

Gossypiboma is a mass lesion at the site of surgery due to a forgotten surgical sponge. Forgotten foreign bodies are mostly retained in the abdominal cavity but there are some cases in the thorax, cranium, breast, and an extremity. Gossypiboma should be considered, especially by radiologists, in patients with a history of surgery, who present with non-specific symptoms and abdominal mass. In this report, we describe the case of a female patient who presented with non-specific abdominal discomfort and fever about six months after open cholecystectomy

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Gossipiboma, operasyon lojunda unutulmuş cerrahi spançlar nedeniyle oluşmuş kitle lezyonlardır. Unutulan yabancı cisimler en sık abdominal kavite yerleşimli olmakla birlikte ayrıca toraks, kraniyum, meme ve ekstremite yerleşimli olgular da mevcuttur. Spesifik olmayan semptomlar ve abdominal kitle ile başvuran, operasyon öyküsü bulunan hastalarda, gossipiboma özellikle radyolog tarafından akılda tutulmalıdır. Bu sunumda açık kolesistektomiden yaklaşık altı ay sonra spesifik olmayan karın şikayetleri ve ateş ile başvuran olguyu ele alıyoruz

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ÇENGEL, F., BULAKÇI, M., ÖZBAKIR, B., KIRIŞ, A. (2014). Radiological Signs of Intra-abdominal Gossypiboma. Haseki Tıp Bülteni, Cilt: 52 - Sayı: 1, 47–49. https://ajindex.com/articles/267859

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