Your medical professional might gently apply pressure along the edges of your wound to detect the presence of the foreign body. In some cases, further diagnostic methods such as X-rays, ultrasounds, or CT scans might be necessary to assist in locating the foreign body. When dealing with new or old wound complications, encountering foreign bodies within soft tissue is not uncommon. The preferred approach for removal often entails extending the initial incision made at the entry point. The affected area is then carefully explored by gently spreading the soft tissue using a hemostat. If the foreign bodies remain unseen, the physician may be able to detect it through tactile feedback using the hemostat. At this point, the foreign bodies are securely grasped and extracted. Alternatively, the soft tissue can be dissected over the foreign body’s location to provide clear visibility for its removal.