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Intestinal obstruction from a forgotten artery forceps: a case report.

68-year-old male patient who had had two previous gall bladder operations presented with an acute abdomen. Upon investigation an Artery Forceps was seen on plain abdominal X-ray, and subsequent laparotomy showed that it entrapped a segment of the small intestine, which was gangrenous. The gangrenous loop was delivered from the forceps followed by resection and end-to-end anastomosis. The patient had an uneventful post-operative period and remained well on follow up twenty four months later.