Archives of Surgery · 1977 · 16 citations · 2 references
MedicineAnesthesiologySurgeryAnesthesiaEmergency SurgeryLocal AnesthesiaForeign Body EmergenciesForeign Body LocalizationForeign Body RemovalForeign Body RetrievalRemoval TechniquesStereotactic SurgeryForeign Body Removal SurgeryImage Intensifier SystemsImage-guided Foreign Body RemovalIntraoperative Foreign Body LocalizationMinimally Invasive Foreign Body RemovalStereotactic Localization
For the past several years, a simple technique using an image intensifier has been employed to isolate and remove foreign bodies from the extremities. Five consecutive cases were recorded to demonstrate its accuracy and simplicity. After the foreign body was identified by an x-ray film, the wound was infiltrated with local anesthesia and the foreign body was "located" by two venipuncture needles placed with the aid of an image intensifier. A small incision was then made between the needles to locate the foreign body at their tips. In this manner, foreign bodies have been consistently removed successfully in the emergency room in a relatively short period of time.
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Radiographic characteristics of glass.
Roberts Wc · PubMed · 1958 · 26 citations
Stereotaxic Pinpointing of Foreign Bodies in the Limbs
Joseph T. McFadden · Annals of Surgery · 1972 · 16 citations · Full text
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