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Background: Trocar injury is a considerable complication of laparoscopic surgery. It is mostly noticed at the insertion or removal of trocars, and adequate measures can minimize potential injury. Late onset of hematoma arising from trocar injury is a rare condition. Case: We performed a laparoscopy-assisted right salpingo-oophorectomy for a giant multilocular cystic tumor of the right ovary in a 42-year-old obese woman (body mass index: 29.6 kg/m). No bleeding at the port sites was detected during trocar removal under laparoscopic guidance; however, two days after the surgery, we found a subcutaneous and intraperitoneal hematoma centering around one of the port sites, which was punctured by a 5-mm VersaStep bladeless trocar. We detected the injury of a vessel, which was probably one of the branches of inferior epigastric artery, near the

Late onset hematoma at the port site by a 5-mm VersaStep^|^trade; bladeless trocar: A case report