Background: Neuraxial blockade is an efficient anesthetic technique, routinely practiced by anesthesiologists. Placement of an epidural catheter is a relatively safe and routine process but it can have complications like abscess, hematoma, dislodgement and breakage. This retained piece of broken fragment usually may have a benign outcome when left undisturbed but it can also have undesired sequelae. Case Report: We report a successful surgical extraction of an epidural catheter, stuck in the interspinous space and tissues, by superficial exploration aided by X-ray imaging before any catheter related complications occurred. Conclusion: Epidural drug delivery technique is used by anesthesiologist globally has its own side-effects; rare yet not unheard being a broken epidural catheter fragment. Thereby, it is essential to take the appropriate steps for conservation or intervention when in dilemma.