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Re: Post operative feverFrom: Belal Hossain (bhossain@doctor.com)Fri Apr 13 10:55:34 2001
The case report is from a tropical country. Apart from the suggestions from the learned colleagues you must think of 1.Malaria 2. HIV (H/O blood transfusion. 3. Worm in CBD. (Practical Experience) Dr B Hossain Kolaghat India -----Original Message----- > >------------------------------ > >------------------------------ >Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 12:58:49 -0500 (CDT) >------------------------------ >From: rgayetri@bgl.vsnl.net.in (DR. Gayetri Radhakrishna) >To: OB-GYN-L@OBGYN.NET >Subject: Post operative fever >Message-ID: <200104111758.MAA20910@mail.medispecialty.com> > >A patient had massive post partum haemmorhage following which she had a >hysterectomy.She developed fever from the 7th postoperative day and >still continues to have fever -high grade fever one month later and >except for deranged renal function tests and disorientation has no other >signs . Can a swab or a gauze left in the abdomen cause high grade >fever without any abdominal signs or discharge from the abdominal wound? > >------------------------------ > >------------------------------
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