Difficult-to-Extract Foreign Bodies in Pediatric Patients
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https://doi.org/10.52787/agl.v53i3.336Keywords:
Foreign body, laryngoscopy, rigid esophagoscopy, flexible endoscopyAbstract
The ingestion of foreign bodies is an emergency and one of the accidents with the highest morbidity and mortality in pediatrics. Due to their characteristics and location, some represent a challenge for endoscopic extraction, so it is important to have various accessories and technical skills to achieve extraction. The objective of this article is to present a series of cases of ingestion of difficult-to-extract foreign bodies that required unconventional techniques and that could serve as a guide for the treatment of similar cases.
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