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What is What is the ideal method to remove a retained Foley's catheter if its balloon does not deflate? and explain in detail?
The ideal method to remove a retained Foley's catheter if its balloon does not deflate is by USG guided rupture of balloon after inflating it with 20ml water. It should be followed by a cystoscopic examination to rule out any fragments which can lead to bladder stones.