Conclusion
By reporting this case, we aim to highlight the possibility of entry of
abdominal contents through the eye of drain tube as the potential cause
of stuck drain during any kind of surgical procedures. High index of
suspicion is required if the drain couldn’t be removed easily. Drain,
when absolutely indicated, is suggested to be kept on same side of
salpingectomy.
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Competing interests : None to declare.
Funding : Not available.
Authors’ contributions : Suniti Rawal(SR), Prezma Shrestha(PS) =
Study concept, Data collection, and surgical therapy for the patient
Prezma Shrestha(PS) , Asma Kunwar (AK),Yasoda Rijal (YR) = Writing-
original draft preparation
Susan Aryal(SA),Yagya Raj Adhikari(YRA),Shiva Lal Bhattarai (SLB)=
Editing and writing
SR and PS = senior author and manuscript reviewer
All the authors read and approved the manuscript.
Acknowledgments : None