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foreign body
(redirected from esophageal foreign body)

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foreign body n → corps étranger
foreign body foreign n → Fremdkörper m
foreign body n → corpo estraneo


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10-13) Given the difference in complication rates, we prefer to use the flexible esophagoscope to evaluate the esophagus for additional objects or mucosal injuries following removal of an upper esophageal foreign body.
Irreversible hydrocolloid: an unusual presentation of esophageal ... by Meleca, Robert J. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Respiratory distress secondary to esophageal foreign body ingestion is an unusual occurrence.
Esophageal foreign body aspiration presenting as asthma in the ... by Mayhew, James F. / Southern Medical Journal
nbsp;foreign body is to perform TNE for diagnostic purposes only, unless it is a distal esophageal foreign body.
Cervical esophageal foreign body. (Esophagoscopy Clinic) by Koufman, James A. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
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