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Bilateral Tubal Ligation Surgery with Post-operative Intraabdominal Sepsis

ID: exh73294
This stock medical exhibit begins with two images describing a bilateral tubal ligation. The first image shows the incision, and the second image is a sagittal section showing the retractors in place and the Mayo scissors used to enter the peritoneum. The final image shows the post-operative condition. It is an anterior cut-away view of the abdomen and shows multiple liters of thick green bowel contents throughout the abdomen coming from a 2 cm laceration of the small bowel.
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