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Hysteroscopic removal of a retained intrauterine foreign body: a step-by-step technique
Background: Retained intrauterine foreign bodies are rare but may cause abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) and pelvic pain. Hysteroscopy is the preferred approach for diagnosis and management.
Catena, Ursula +20 more
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Purpose: To report on a patient mho developed retinal toxicity from an intraocular copper foreign body in the absence of any signs of chalcosis or inflammation. Method: Case report.
Mitchell KW, Cottrell DG, Dayan MR
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Long-retained Tracheostomy Tube as an Unusual Endobronchial Foreign Body: A Case Report [PDF]
Foreign bodies in the tracheobronchial tree are uncommon in adults and typically involve aspirated debris. Retained or neglected tracheostomy tubes as airway foreign bodies are extremely unusual.
Komal Rathod +3 more
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Nuances in detecting retained foreign bodies: a case report of a glass shard embedded in a child's scalp. [PDF]
Ahmad SJ +5 more
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The advent of laparoscopic surgery has created a set of peculiar morbidities. As the laparoscopic devices, also the type of retained foreign bodies has changed.
Magalini, Sabina +3 more
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Intra-orbital foreign bodies and their management
Four cases of recurrent abscess of the ocular adnexa with retained intra orbital foreign body are reported The peculiar feature is that there was no ocular injury in spite of the large size and abnormal structure of the impacted intra orbital foreign ...
Sinha Ashok, Sinha Ajit
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Urethral migration of sponge retained at abdominal hysterectomy [PDF]
Although urinary bladder is an uncommon site for intrusion of foreign bodies, a wide variety of objects have been reported in the literature. Many of these foreign bodies migrated into the bladder from adjacent sites.
Sharma DB, Kolte S, Bakane BC, Johrapurkar SR
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Case Report - Urethral migration of sponge retained at abdominal hysterectomy
Although urinary bladder is an uncommon site for intrusion of foreign bodies, a wide variety of objects have been reported in the literature. Many of these foreign bodies migrated into the bladder from adjacent sites.
S. Kolte +3 more
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Pediatric Hand Cyst with Metacarpal Bone Changes: An Embedded Tree Thorn Case
Introduction: Retained foreign bodies in pediatric hand injuries are rare but can lead to significant complications if undiagnosed. Organic foreign bodies, such as tree thorns, are often radiolucent and may not be detected on plain radiographs, making ...
Maradona Mncedisi Mashigo
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