Daily Dx: Post LSCS

By Dr. Joe Antony, MD | March 5, 2013

This 34 year-old patient complained of pain, tenderness and swelling around the site of a cesarean section wound, four months after LSCS. What is your diagnosis?

	1. abdominal wall abscess
	2. abdominal sinus
	3. fistula
	4. suture granuloma
	5. incisional hernia

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