Perforating pharyngeal injury caused by minor blunt trauma to the neck: A case report

Perforating pharyngeal injuries resulting from minor blunt trauma are exceedingly uncommon. In the present case, the water injection test and drinking test were instrumental in both confirming the diagnosis and determining the appropriate treatment plan.

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Trauma Case Reports
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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tcr.2024.101120
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Trauma Management and Diagnosis
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Perforating pharyngeal injury caused by minor blunt trauma to the neck: A case report

Hiroki Fujino, Yoshimatsu Ehama, Makoto Kobayashi, J. Saito et al.
Trauma Case Reports
Trauma Management and Diagnosis
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Perforating pharyngeal injury caused by minor blunt trauma to the neck: A case report

Hiroki Fujino, Yoshimatsu Ehama, Makoto Kobayashi, J. Saito, Kyohei Sakurai
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Abstract

Perforating pharyngeal injuries resulting from minor blunt trauma are exceedingly uncommon. In the present case, the water injection test and drinking test were instrumental in both confirming the diagnosis and determining the appropriate treatment plan.

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