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What is After a surgery, the surgeon asked the intern to remove the Foley's catheter but he could not do it. The surgeon himself tried to remove the Foley's catheter but he was unsuccessful. What should be done next? and explain in detail?
Ans: D. Use ultrasound guidance to locate and prick the balloon and then remove the catheter.http://www.aafp. orglafp12000109151p1397).Best technique in this situation is ultrasound-guided rupture of balloon.