NHS blunders: Hundreds of patients have medical instruments left inside them or surgery on wrong body part - Mirror Online
What are some of the strangest things surgeons have accidentally left in a patient's body? - Quora
Plain X-ray of the abdomen showing radio-opaque marker of the swab (arrow) | Download Scientific Diagram
Surgical swab left inside patient at Whiston Hospital | St Helens Star
What are some of the strangest things surgeons have accidentally left in a patient's body? - Quora
A pensioner has died after surgeons left a swab inside his body for 13 years | UK | News | Express.co.uk
NHS patients left with needles, swabs and SCISSORS inside them after surgery | Daily Mail Online
Intestinal occlusion secondary to a retained surgical item - ScienceDirect
NHS patients left with needles, swabs and SCISSORS inside them after surgery | Daily Mail Online
The things surgeons leave behind inside their patients | Health & wellbeing | The Guardian
Retained surgical swab following thyroidectomy | Radiology Case | Radiopaedia.org
Operation horror: Surgical swab left inside patient | The Northern Echo
Preventing Retained Surgical Items is a Team Effort
Imaging of Surgical Paraphernalia: What Belongs in the Patient and What Does Not | RadioGraphics
NHS patients left with needles, swabs and SCISSORS inside them after surgery | Daily Mail Online
A) An example of a retained surgical needle in the lower chest... | Download Scientific Diagram
Cancer patient died with swab left inside him | UK | News | Express.co.uk
Unusual appearance of bowel anastomosis staple line mimicking a retained surgical swab - Clinical Radiology
PDF) Retained Surgical Sponges (Gossypiboma)
Surgical sponges left inside woman for 6 years | CNN
85,000 compensation settlement after swab left inside patient following caesarean section | Boyes Turner
Surgical instruments 'left inside' patients - BBC News
Surgical Sponge - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
What are some of the strangest things surgeons have accidentally left in a patient's body? - Quora
Reducing the risk of gossypiboma and other retained items during surgery | The Veterinary Nurse
