Table 2.

Characteristics of patients

Patients	Age (years)	Gender	Time (month)	Before operation	Macroscopy	Pathology	Foreign body	Treatment
1	48	Male	10	Incisional hernia repair	Epigastric discharge	No	Prolene suture	Remove of suture
2	24	Female	7	Endometriosis	Suprapubic discharge	No	Silk suture	Remove of suture
3	38	Female	10	Ovarian cyst rupture	Suprapubic discharge	No	Silk suture	Remove of suture
4	41	Female	7	Thyroidectomy	Pretracheal discharge	No	Prolene suture	Remove of suture
5	38	Female	12	Inguinal hernia repair	Suprapubic discharge	No	Prolene suture	Remove of suture
6	52	Male	25	Left hemicolectomy	Umbilical discharge	No	Prolene suture	Remove of suture
7	43	Female	10	No	Left breast wound	Invasive ductal carcinoma	No	Mastectomy
8	56	Female	12	No	Right breast wound	Differentiated squamous cell and invasive breast carcinoma	No	Mastectomy
9	49	Female	10	No	Right breast discharge	Idiopathic granulomatous mastitis	No	Lumpectomy
10	41	Female	8	No	Left breast discharge	Idiopathic granulomatous mastitis	No	Tru‐cut biopsy
11	37	Female	11	No	Right breast discharge	Idiopathic granulomatous mastitis	No	Tru‐cut biopsy
12	45	Female	7	No	Right breast discharge	Idiopathic granulomatous mastitis	No	Tru‐cut biopsy
13	18	Female	11	No (hemiplegia)	Right gluteal wound	Benign	No	Vacuum‐assisted closure
14	43	Female	4	No (intramuscular Injection)	Right gluteal wound	Benign	No	Vacuum‐assisted closure
15	38	Male	8	Soft tissue tumour	Epigastric discharge	Benign	No	Excision
16	58	Male	7	Incisional hernia repair	Umbilical discharge	No	Prolene graft	Remove of graft
17	62	Female	8	Incisional hernia repair	Epigastric discharge	No	Prolene graft	Remove of graft
18	19	Female	2	Pilonidal sinus—Limberg transposition	Wound discharge	No	No	Wound dressing
19	23	Male	4	Pilonidal sinus—Primary repair	Wound discharge	No	No	Wound dressing
20	27	Male	4	Pilonidal sinus—Primary repair	Wound discharge	No	No	Wound dressing
21	20	Male	2	Pilonidal sinus—Limberg transposition	Wound discharge	No	No	Wound dressing