Use of a transcervical approach to retrieve a foreign body from the upper esophagus

Foreign bodies such as bone with a sharp end can penetrate the esophageal wall and lie extramurally. When a foreign body is not found on rigid oesophagoscopy, reassessing with imaging is important. The transcervical approach is a better alternative for such patients to remove the foreign bodies.

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Clinical Case Reports
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.9272
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Foreign Body Medical Cases
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Abstract

Foreign bodies such as bone with a sharp end can penetrate the esophageal wall and lie extramurally. When a foreign body is not found on rigid oesophagoscopy, reassessing with imaging is important. The transcervical approach is a better alternative for such patients to remove the foreign bodies.

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