It was reported the patient developed a superficial infection at the ipg incision site several weeks ago.Reportedly, the wound scabbed and showed signs of incomplete healing.Reportedly, the physician opted to open the ipg incision site on (b)(6) 2018 during which the affected tissue was removed and the site re-closed.Cultures were obtained with negative results.During the (b)(6) 2018 postoperative visit, the patient was immediately taken into surgery wherein the entire scs was explanted due to the wound was open and draining fluid.
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