A Case of Esophageal Penetration of a Fish Bone into the Left Atrium Rescued by Urgent Surgery

A rare, successfully rescued case of esophageal penetration of an accidentally ingested fish bone into the left atrium by urgent surgery, with collaboration between gastrointestinal and cardiovascular surgeons, is reported.

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Surgical Case Reports
Published
2025-01-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.70352/scrj.cr.25-0445
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Foreign Body Medical Cases
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Abstract

A rare, successfully rescued case of esophageal penetration of an accidentally ingested fish bone into the left atrium by urgent surgery, with collaboration between gastrointestinal and cardiovascular surgeons, is reported.

Surgical Case ReportsVol. 11(1)
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