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Re: intravaginal compresses forgottenFrom: Len2976@aol.comTue Aug 24 12:20:50 1999
Several years ago an obstetrician I worked with left a tail sponge deep in the vaginal vault. The delivery was complicated by postpartum hemorhage. He also had done a forceps delivery and had to repair a 4th degreee laceration. Unfortunately it was not discovered for about 10 days when the patient presented with acute sepsis and a huge abcess. She ended up with a hysterectomy. She sued (and settled out of court). L. McCall
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