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Yana Petriganova DeGregoris worked as a nurse in one of the New York hospital networks and was treated there herself. She had a cesarean section in June 2018 and an abdominoplasty and umbilical hernia surgery in November 2021. After these procedures, she experienced unexplained pain for seven years.
A New York nurse experienced unexplained pain for seven years before doctors discovered a surgical needle in her abdomen. This was reported by the New York Post.
According to the publication, Yana Petriganova DeGregoris works in one of the network of hospitals and previously received treatment there herself. In June 2018, she underwent a cesarean section, and in November 2021, she underwent abdominoplasty and surgery for an umbilical hernia. The woman claims that during one of these procedures, doctors left a needle in her body.
The foreign object, about 1.5 inches long (almost 4 centimeters), was discovered only in October 2025 during a CT scan. After this, the patient required another operation to remove it.
According to the lawsuit filed in Manhattan court, the woman and her husband are seeking compensation from the hospital and the doctors involved in the operations for the physical pain and suffering they caused her. Hospital representatives have not yet commented on the claims.
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A Manhattan court will begin hearing a lawsuit against the hospital and doctors in the coming months.
Likely · Within months
Hospital may conduct internal investigation into surgical needle abandonment incident
Possible · Within weeks
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