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Nasal Foreign Bodies: A Sweet Experiment
Clinical Otolaryngology, 2015IntroductionIt is generally accepted that paediatric intranasal foreign bodies should be removed in the emergency setting. In the case of a difficult to access dissolvable foreign body in an uncooperative child, the question must be raised regarding whether or not a watch and wait strategy is more appropriate.
D C, Leopard, R G, Williams
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An unusual nasal foreign body in an unusual nasal cavity
The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 200444-year-old woman presented to the Emergency Deartment (ED) complaining of a foreign body in her right aris that could not be removed. She had attempted to islodge some mucous from her nasal cavity using the roken articulating arm of an umbrella. She stated that he had successfully performed this maneuver several imes in the past.
Gar Ming, Chan, David T, Schwartz
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Nasal wash technique for nasal foreign body removal
Pediatric Emergency Care, 2000Nasal foreign bodies are seen commonly both in the office and pediatric emergency department setting. There have been a number of strategies described for their removal. We describe the "nasal wash" as a technique for nasal foreign body removal in the following three case reports.
R, Lichenstein, E L, Giudice
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Indian Journal of Otolaryngology, 1979
S. B., 18years old, male came to our emergency services on 19.8.1978 with an accidental air gun shot wound just below the bridge of the nose. Local examination showed a lacerated wound with edges slightly inverted, the size being ( 88 88215 89 just below the bridge of the nose. On Anterior Rhinoscopy the left side of the nose was clear and on the right
Chanchal K. Ghosal +2 more
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S. B., 18years old, male came to our emergency services on 19.8.1978 with an accidental air gun shot wound just below the bridge of the nose. Local examination showed a lacerated wound with edges slightly inverted, the size being ( 88 88215 89 just below the bridge of the nose. On Anterior Rhinoscopy the left side of the nose was clear and on the right
Chanchal K. Ghosal +2 more
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Mother's kiss for nasal foreign bodies.
Australian family physician, 2013The mother's kiss - or parent's kiss - technique can be used to treat nasal foreign bodies, particularly in young children. Nasal foreign bodies most commonly occur in children aged 2-5 years. The mother's kiss technique is effective approximately 60% of the time, and even when not successful, may improve visibility of the foreign body.
Glasziou, Paul +6 more
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Magnetic foreign body on the nasal septum.
South African journal of surgery. Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir chirurgie, 2007A 9-year-old boy presented to our department 8 days after attempting to insert a non-piercing magnetic ear stud on either side of his nose. He had been unable to remove them, and both magnetic parts of the ear studs were still present in his nose. Examination of the nose was difficult, as he was unco-operative and his nose was filled with mucus and ...
Jonas, N E, Meyer, E
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[Nasal foreign body in infants].
Archives de pediatrie : organe officiel de la Societe francaise de pediatrie, 2009Provide a descriptive analysis of children admitted to a tertiary care pediatric emergency department (PED) for a nasal foreign body (NFB) and describe the current knowledge and management of such accidents.A retrospective study was conducted from January 2003 to May 2008, including all patients aged less than 15 years admitted for a NFB.
I, Claudet +5 more
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