Pharyngeal foreign body in a child persisting for three years

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Abstract

Foreign body ingestions are common in children. They can pose a diagnostic problem if the foreign body is embedded in the soft tissues of pharynx. A 4 year old girl presented with halitosis for two years. A pharyngeal foreign body, a metallic ring, was seen on lateral radiographs of the neck. The foreign body was removed under general anaesthesia. A completely embedded pharyngeal foreign body should be considered in cases presenting with halitosis.

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Kurul, S., & Kandogan, T. (2002). Pharyngeal foreign body in a child persisting for three years. Emergency Medicine Journal, 19(4), 361–362. https://doi.org/10.1136/emj.19.4.361

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