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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1988
In a review of 40 children with esophageal foreign bodies, between 1983 and 1986, 25(62.5%) were males and 15(37.5%) females, of them 34 (85%) were below five years of age. Inorganic material was the causative agent in 39(97.5%). Coins being the commonest present in 34 (85%) patients. A history of foreign body ingestion was obtained in all the patients.
M H, Beg, , Reyazuddin, A, Hasan
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In a review of 40 children with esophageal foreign bodies, between 1983 and 1986, 25(62.5%) were males and 15(37.5%) females, of them 34 (85%) were below five years of age. Inorganic material was the causative agent in 39(97.5%). Coins being the commonest present in 34 (85%) patients. A history of foreign body ingestion was obtained in all the patients.
M H, Beg, , Reyazuddin, A, Hasan
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Tracheobronchial foreign bodies
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2003[corrected] Foreign body inhalation is an extremely serious problem in children and sometimes result in sudden death. The current mortality rate from foreign body inhalation is between 0% and 1.8% according to various studies. In spite of this, undiagnosed and unsuspected foreign bodies still occur in the airway.Pediatric patients with documented ...
A M, Shivakumar +4 more
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The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 2000
Sarcoidosis is a multisystem disease of unknown etiology. The demonstration of polarizable foreign bodies in cutaneous granulomas is generally thought to exclude a diagnosis of sarcoidosis. Nevertheless. some investigators have reported systemic sarcoidosis with cutaneous manifestations in which polarizable particles were associated with granuloma ...
Y C, Kim, M K, Triffet, L E, Gibson
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Sarcoidosis is a multisystem disease of unknown etiology. The demonstration of polarizable foreign bodies in cutaneous granulomas is generally thought to exclude a diagnosis of sarcoidosis. Nevertheless. some investigators have reported systemic sarcoidosis with cutaneous manifestations in which polarizable particles were associated with granuloma ...
Y C, Kim, M K, Triffet, L E, Gibson
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Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal
Patients experiencing foreign bodies in the knee joints may attempt to manage the situation at home before seeking care from their primary care provider. The delay in care may result in infection or sepsis of the knee joint. This case depicts how the delay in care can lead to hospitalization and delayed recovery.
Anthony, Good +2 more
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Patients experiencing foreign bodies in the knee joints may attempt to manage the situation at home before seeking care from their primary care provider. The delay in care may result in infection or sepsis of the knee joint. This case depicts how the delay in care can lead to hospitalization and delayed recovery.
Anthony, Good +2 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1949
The observation of foreign bodies in the breast is extremely rare. The following case is of particular interest in as much as it offers an unusual problem in the differential diagnosis of tumors of the breast. REPORT OF CASE The patient was a housewife aged 38 who had always been in good health with a normal appetite and normal bowel habits.
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The observation of foreign bodies in the breast is extremely rare. The following case is of particular interest in as much as it offers an unusual problem in the differential diagnosis of tumors of the breast. REPORT OF CASE The patient was a housewife aged 38 who had always been in good health with a normal appetite and normal bowel habits.
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A ‘foreign body’ in the ‘foreign body airway obstruction’ algorithm
Resuscitation, 2020Patrick, Van de Voorde, Nieves, de Lucas
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