While using the stryker's footplate attachment (stryker ref# (b)(4) to hold the tapered rooter (stryker ref# (b)(4) to perform a craniotomy, attending surgeon commented that the tip of the router broke off into the patient's surgical site.Upon closing the skull, attending surgeon reexamined the patient's surgical site both before, during and after the use of c-arm ray to attempt to locate the lost tip of the router.Attending surgeon unable to locate under fluoro.Attending surgeon closed surgical site and sent patient to ct immediately following surgery to locate missing router tip.Ct identified location of missing router tip.Attending surgeon requested patient to go back to operating room to reopen the surgical site and retrieve missing router tip, attending surgeon successfully removed the tip of the router under fluoroscopy in the operating room, surgeon did not request for the found router tip to go to pathology.
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