Extruded Filshie clip presenting as an ischiorectal abscess

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A Filshie clip migrated to present as an ischiorectal abscess, highlighting the need for clinicians to consider tubal clip migration in women with recalcitrant perianal sepsis who have undergone sterilization.

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Abstract

This report adds to the small, but significant, literature base describing late complications following laparoscopic sterilisation. In women with recalcitrant peri-anal sepsis (who have previously undergone a sterilisation procedure) the possibility of tubal clip migration should be borne in mind. This is also an important learning point from a medicolegal point of view as patients presenting with the sequelae of clip migration will need to be counselled, and possibly investigated, with respect to the efficacy of their sterilisation procedure.

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Abscess Foreign-Body Migration Rectal Fistula Sterilization, Tubal Surgical Instruments Abscess Adult Female Foreign-Body Migration Humans Rectal Fistula Recurrence Sterilization, Tubal

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