Gastric Foreign Bodies in Prison Inmates

Kumar, Manish; Sachdeva, Sanjeev; Kumar, Ajay; Sonika, Ujjwal; Gupta, Manish; Srivastava, Siddharth; Dahale, Amol; Dalal, Ashok

doi:10.1055/s-0041-1731963

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“…Foreign body ingestions (FoBIs) are encountered in our clinical practice, especially in the emergency [1,2] .…”

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Time trends and endoscopic management of foreign body ingestion in upper GI tract: An analysis of 1152 cases in China

zhang

Zhou

2022

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Background: Foreign body ingestions are encountered in the clinical practice and sometimes require endoscopic management. However, time trends and epidemiology of these cases have not been fully clarified. If seasons and festivals like Chinese New Year have an effect on the occurrence is poorly described.Methods: We enrolled consecutive 1152 foreign body ingestion cases in our endoscopic center from 2009 to 2020. Case records were reviewed for demographic data, foreign body type and location, outpatient or hospitalization, adverse events and dates. Annual time trends and seasonal variation were analyzed as well as influence of Chinese New Year on the incidence. Clinical features of these cases were demonstrated. Results: The overall success rate was 99.7% and adverse events rate was 2.4%. There was an uptrend in the annual frequency of food foreign body ingestion endoscopic extraction from 0.65 in 2009 to 8.86 in 2020 per 1000 patients of esophagogastroduodenoscopy (r=0.902, P<0.001). And the frequency of the endoscopic extraction had a significant increase in winter (P<0.001) and during Chinese New Year celebratory season (P=0.003). Inpatient(OR=5.656, P<0.001), jujube pits(OR=18.306, P=0.009) and age ≥60 years(OR=2.979, P=0.007) were risk factors of perforation and fistula.Conclusions: The annual frequency of endoscopic foreign body extraction in the upper gastrointestinal tract present an uptrend from 2009 to 2020. We should enhance the publicity about the danger of foreign body ingestion. Chinese New Year celebratory season and the winter may be the high-incidence period. Inpatient, jujube pits impaction and age ≥60 years may indicate higher risk of severe complications.

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“…Foreign body ingestions (FoBIs) are encountered in our clinical practice, especially in the emergency [1,2] .…”

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confidence: 99%

Time trends and endoscopic management of foreign body ingestion in upper GI tract: An analysis of 1152 cases in China

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Zhou

2022

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“…FBI in adult patients is not very common and it is usually reported in psychiatric patients and prisoners [ 1 ]. Intentional FBI among prisoners can be seen commonly for secondary gain, for example, it was reported that 1 out of 1900 inmates in the Ohio state had FBI [ 2 ]. Most of FBI cases can be managed conservatively without intervention, only 10 to 20% of the cases would need endoscopic retrieval [ 1 ].…”

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Endoscopic Retrieval of an Ingested Mobile Phone From the Stomach of a Prisoner: When Gastroenterologists Answer the Call

Ahmed¹,

Mahgoub²,

Emad³

et al. 2022

Cureus

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Foreign body ingestion (FBI) is a common problem among the pediatric population. The intentional ingestion of foreign bodies in the adult population is common among psychiatric patients, patients with developmental delay, alcohol use disorder, and prisoners. The management of complex FBI cases like mobile phones is not standardized in the literature. The care was discussed in a few case reports, and till the end of 2020, there were only four cases reported. We present this rare case of mobile phone ingestion, which was successfully managed by upper esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD) without the need for surgical intervention.

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Gastric Foreign Bodies in Prison Inmates

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Time trends and endoscopic management of foreign body ingestion in upper GI tract: An analysis of 1152 cases in China

Time trends and endoscopic management of foreign body ingestion in upper GI tract: An analysis of 1152 cases in China

Endoscopic Retrieval of an Ingested Mobile Phone From the Stomach of a Prisoner: When Gastroenterologists Answer the Call

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