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It is a safe and effective method, with a failure rate of 1 in 200.1 The 12.7 mm long and 4 mm wide titanium clip is lined with silicone rubber and is closed round the Fallopian tube by means of an applicator leading to avascular tubal necrosis. The tube eventually divides and the stumps heal leaving two occluded ends.2 The clip usually remains attached to the site of tubal separation and becomes peritonealised. If there is a delay in peritonealisation, the clip may become detached and migrate through tissue planes. This is estimated to occur in 0.6 per 1000 cases.3 Dislodged clips are most commonly found within the peritoneal cavity, typically in the Pouch of Douglas or the paracolic gutters. Migration to the urinary bladder, vagina, rectum and into the perineum leading to an ischiorectal abscess has","article-title":"Laparoscopic sterilisation with Filshie clip remains a popular method of permanent contraception since its introduction by Marcus Filshie in 1981. 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