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Infection after laparoscopic mayomectomy
Hi Doctor,
My sister recently went through laparoscopic mayomectomy and she got infected post 1 month of her surgery and used a 5 day course of PIPTAZ 4.5g.
She went to hospital today and they are saying she had to undergo another surgery which would be open surgery.
Attaching the lab and scan reports for your reference.
Can you pls help us with your guidance? Are we really needed an open surgery or it can be treated another way.
Please help!
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Looks like local pus collection
Surgical drainage is the correct treatment option
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Multiple pus pockets are still there after the course of piptaz. Was a culture of the pus sent? Is she having fever or pain ?
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