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McKesson Plain Weave / Non-Radiopaque O.R. Towel 16-6004-B 20 Case(s), 4  Towels/ Case - Walmart.com
McKesson Plain Weave / Non-Radiopaque O.R. Towel 16-6004-B 20 Case(s), 4 Towels/ Case - Walmart.com

Retained foreign bodies: a serious threat in the Indian operation room. -  Abstract - Europe PMC
Retained foreign bodies: a serious threat in the Indian operation room. - Abstract - Europe PMC

EPOS™
EPOS™

Plain X-ray of the abdomen showing the radio-opaque marker of the... |  Download Scientific Diagram
Plain X-ray of the abdomen showing the radio-opaque marker of the... | Download Scientific Diagram

Left Behind: Unintentionally Retained Surgically Placed Foreign Bodies and  How to Reduce Their Incidence—Pictorial Review
Left Behind: Unintentionally Retained Surgically Placed Foreign Bodies and How to Reduce Their Incidence—Pictorial Review

Surgical sponges left inside woman for 6 years | CNN
Surgical sponges left inside woman for 6 years | CNN

Imaging of Surgical Paraphernalia: What Belongs in the Patient and What  Does Not | RadioGraphics
Imaging of Surgical Paraphernalia: What Belongs in the Patient and What Does Not | RadioGraphics

Surgical sponges left inside woman for 6 years | CNN
Surgical sponges left inside woman for 6 years | CNN

Retained Surgical Instruments: Complications & Common Types |  MedicalMalpracticeHelp.com
Retained Surgical Instruments: Complications & Common Types | MedicalMalpracticeHelp.com

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Soft Goods

Imaging of Surgical Paraphernalia: What Belongs in the Patient and What  Does Not | RadioGraphics
Imaging of Surgical Paraphernalia: What Belongs in the Patient and What Does Not | RadioGraphics

McKesson O.R. Towels, Sterile, Non-Radiopaque Fabric, Blue, 17 in x 27 in,  80 Count - Walmart.com
McKesson O.R. Towels, Sterile, Non-Radiopaque Fabric, Blue, 17 in x 27 in, 80 Count - Walmart.com

US20140243770A1 - Surgical sponge having radiopaque element and method of  manufacture - Google Patents
US20140243770A1 - Surgical sponge having radiopaque element and method of manufacture - Google Patents

Left Behind: Unintentionally Retained Surgically Placed Foreign Bodies and  How to Reduce Their Incidence—Pictorial Review
Left Behind: Unintentionally Retained Surgically Placed Foreign Bodies and How to Reduce Their Incidence—Pictorial Review

EPOS™
EPOS™

Surgical Sponges in Small Animal Surgery
Surgical Sponges in Small Animal Surgery

Gossypiboma
Gossypiboma

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What Does A Retained Surgical Sponge Look Like? | The Trauma Pro
What Does A Retained Surgical Sponge Look Like? | The Trauma Pro

PDF) Retained surgical sponges: A descriptive study of 319 occurrences and  contributing factors from 2012 to 2017
PDF) Retained surgical sponges: A descriptive study of 319 occurrences and contributing factors from 2012 to 2017

Surgical Sponge - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Surgical Sponge - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

Figure 1 from Gossypiboma (retained surgical sponge) induces septic shock  after previous breast surgery: A case report | Semantic Scholar
Figure 1 from Gossypiboma (retained surgical sponge) induces septic shock after previous breast surgery: A case report | Semantic Scholar

Transmigration of a retained surgical sponge: a case report | Patient  Safety in Surgery | Full Text
Transmigration of a retained surgical sponge: a case report | Patient Safety in Surgery | Full Text

Retained Surgical Sponges: Diagnostic Dilemma and an Aid to their  Recognition
Retained Surgical Sponges: Diagnostic Dilemma and an Aid to their Recognition

US7465847B2 - Radiopaque marker for a surgical sponge - Google Patents
US7465847B2 - Radiopaque marker for a surgical sponge - Google Patents

Retained Surgical Sponge: Never Means NEVER!
Retained Surgical Sponge: Never Means NEVER!

Left Behind: Unintentionally Retained Surgically Placed Foreign Bodies and  How to Reduce Their Incidence—Pictorial Review
Left Behind: Unintentionally Retained Surgically Placed Foreign Bodies and How to Reduce Their Incidence—Pictorial Review