“…The clinical presentation is often acute with a picture of respiratory distress, stridor, asthmatic dyspnea, wheezing; or it can be done remotely at the stage of complications: recurrent pneumonia, pleuropneumopathy, hemoptysis, localized bronchial dilatation (DDB) like the case of our patient [4]. Chest radiography can highlight the radiopaque foreign body as it can be non-specific, images of obstructive emphysema, atelectasis, localized bronchial dilatation, pneumonia and exceptionally pneumothorax or pneumomediastinum can be seen [5].…”