Foreign body ingestion is a common clinical occurrence worldwide, with high morbidity in
the pediatric population and in adult patients with intentional attempts. Coins and button …

Foreign body ingestion is a frequently encountered emergency in healthcare institutions. It
mostly affects pediatric populations, although it can also affect adults with developmental …

Background Sharp esophageal foreign body (SEFB) impaction can cause varying degrees
of damage to the esophagus. There are few studies analyzing the postoperative fasting time …

Introduction and importance Foreign body-induced perforations of the ileum are rare
consequences among adults. Presentation of case This is a case report of a delayed …

Ingestion of a foreign body (FB) is a common emergency encountered in
otorhinolaryngology. In most cases, FBs pass through the digestive tract spontaneously …

Foreign body ingestion is a common medical emergency that can affect individuals of all
ages and can be caused by various factors, including accidental ingestion, psychiatric …

Background Ingested foreign bodies may become impacted in the upper gastrointestinal
tract, requiring endoscopic removal. Aims To establish and validate a nomogram to …

Toothpick ingestion is a medical emergency requiring urgent intervention. Swallowed
toothpicks can cause intestinal perforation, bleeding, or damage to the surrounding organs …

Foreign body ingestion, a common emergency encountered in clinical practice, is a
potentially serious condition. Most foreign bodies in the gastrointestinal tract pass …

Introduction. Foreign body (FB) ingestion represents a frequently encountered scenario in
clinical practice. Most ingested FBs typically pass spontaneously, requiring no intervention …