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Unconsidered cause of bowel obstruction--gossypiboma.

Forgotten foreign bodies, such as cotton sponges, gauze or instruments, after any surgical procedure are considered a misadventure.1 “Gossypiboma” denotes a mass of cotton that is accidentally retained in the body postoperatively. We describe a case in which a woman presented with features of intestinal obstruction about 10 months after open cholecystectomy.