Introduction
Closed suction drains are extensively used in most surgical procedure to
drain serosanguineous fluid from abdominal cavity. Ruptured ectopic
pregnancy is one of the common gynecological conditions where abdominal
drain is used after surgical procedure. Most surgical drains are removed
without any difficulties. Retained intraperitoneal drain in the
immediate postoperative period is rare
condition.1,2 We present a peculiar
case of stuck left intraperitoneal drain in which fallopian tube entered
through one eye and escaped through adjacent eye of the drain tube.
Drain was kept on left side after laparotomy done for right ruptured
ectopic pregnancy.