Diagnosis and management of paediatric magnet ingestion: a systematic review of clinical practice guidelines

This review highlights inconsistencies and areas of consensus in current CPGs for paediatric magnet ingestion. Variations underscore the need for standardised, evidence-based guidelines to optimise care for affected children. Future research should focus on addressing gaps in evidence and consensus to ensure consistent management across healthcare settings.

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Emergency Medicine Journal
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2025-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.1136/emermed-2024-214794
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Foreign Body Medical Cases
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Diagnosis and management of paediatric magnet ingestion: a systematic review of clinical practice guidelines

Jonathan J Neville, Andrey Nezhentsev, Nigel Hall
Emergency Medicine Journal
Foreign Body Medical Cases
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Diagnosis and management of paediatric magnet ingestion: a systematic review of clinical practice guidelines

Jonathan J Neville, Andrey Nezhentsev, Nigel Hall
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Abstract

This review highlights inconsistencies and areas of consensus in current CPGs for paediatric magnet ingestion. Variations underscore the need for standardised, evidence-based guidelines to optimise care for affected children. Future research should focus on addressing gaps in evidence and consensus to ensure consistent management across healthcare settings.

Emergency Medicine JournalVol. 43(3)
University of Southampton (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 45%
Foreign Body Medical Cases
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