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Mumbai: Surgical mop lies undetected in woman's body for months

She was left bedridden after a second life-saving surgery to remove it; family writes to police, wants to approach consumer forum

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Gangadevi Sen with her kids before the first surgery

Gangadevi Sen with her kids before the first surgery

It was a routine hysterectomy that would have improved her quality of life, but Gangadevi Sen, 45, is in a critical condition and bedridden, as a surgical mop left inside her body during the surgery, went undetected for months. Her family has written to Dindoshi police about the same on June 27.

Sen, who stays in Kasam Baug, Malad East, worked as a cook and earned Rs 15,000 per month. As she had uncontrollable menstrual bleeding for some months, she was referred to a gynaecologist attached to the Jeevan Maternity and Nursing Home at Malad East, who advised a hysterectomy (surgical removal of the uterus).

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