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Ingested foreign bodies – a contemporary management approach
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1995
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OtorhinolaryngologyNon-operating Room AnesthesiaSurgeryForeign Body ComplaintsMedical TourismChief ComplaintInternational BusinessEmergency SurgeryInternational ManagementForeign BodiesOutcomes ResearchEmergency DepartmentMedical EthicsPatient SafetyInternational HealthOtolaryngologyBusinessAnesthesiaMedicineEmergency MedicineAnesthesiology
A prospective study of all foreign body complaints presenting through our Accident and Emergency Department was conducted in a population where the condition is endemic. All patients were managed by otolaryngologists. Six hundred and eight patients were attended to yielding 179 foreign bodies. Making use of modern equipment and a practical approach, the requirement for examination under general anesthesia was 6.3 per cent. In this series there was a complication rate of 0.5 per cent.
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