It was reported that the patient underwent a single-incision laparoscopic appendectomy on (b)(6) 2018 and an absorbable adhesion barrier was used.On (b)(6) 2018, the patient visited the hospital and complained of fever of 38 degrees.The patient was administered antibiotic medication for 4 days due to high level of crp and pain.The patient¿s condition was not improved.It was confirmed that there had been an abscess formation at the site of the upper side where the barrier was placed which was under the abdominal wall.On (b)(6) 2018, a reoperation was performed for removal of infectious site.In reoperation, since the product was in the state of being dissolved in the omentum, all of the product could not be excised.Abscess drainage was performed and adhesion prevention material was not used.In bacteria culture, enterococcus and bacteroides were detected in addition to klebsiella.The incision site was closed after the infectious site was removed and wash was performed.The surgeon opined that causal relationship between the barrier and the event is unsure.The patient has few inflammation reaction and was under scheduled appendectomy, so the risk was low though high bmi.It was reported that it was found that there had been a mass of germ in deep area of the body.There is a possibility that the mass of the germ dropped under the abdominal wall.The patient is hospitalized currently, but recovering smoothly postoperatively.No additional treatment is planned.
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