2011
DOI: 10.1055/s-0031-1272902
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Nasal Foreign Bodies: A Review of Management Strategies and a Clinical Scenario Presentation

Abstract: We report a case of a toothbrush head lodged into the nasal cavity, which required an external rhinoplasty for retrieval. A review of the literature on management strategies in case of nasal foreign bodies is presented.

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“…Nasal foreign bodies in adults occur because of: (1) Accident injuries; and (2) injuries due to concomitant mental disorders. Patil et al [ 6 ] reported a rare case of a nasal foreign body in a 42-year-old woman who was using a toothbrush head to relieve itching caused by allergic rhinitis when she fell, causing the toothbrush head to break and become lodged in the nasal cavity. Bahranifad et al [ 3 ] described a case of nasal lodgment of cotton resulting from a fall in the garden, which caused nasal mucosal congestion, swelling, and calcification into nasal stones.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nasal foreign bodies in adults occur because of: (1) Accident injuries; and (2) injuries due to concomitant mental disorders. Patil et al [ 6 ] reported a rare case of a nasal foreign body in a 42-year-old woman who was using a toothbrush head to relieve itching caused by allergic rhinitis when she fell, causing the toothbrush head to break and become lodged in the nasal cavity. Bahranifad et al [ 3 ] described a case of nasal lodgment of cotton resulting from a fall in the garden, which caused nasal mucosal congestion, swelling, and calcification into nasal stones.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17 Laporan kasus Pavan M. Patil et al, melaporkan kasus langka kepala sikat gigi sebagai benda asing di hidung pada perempuan 42 tahun yang hilang di rongga hidungnya setelah terjatuh. 12,18 Menurut Mukerjee et al di antara benda asing pada telinga , hidung maupun tenggorok, paling sering benda asing ditemukan di hidung (44%). 19 Lokasi paling sering terjadinya benda asing hidung yaitu pada bagian anteroinferior cavum nasi, terperangkap oleh konka inferior.…”
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“…One can see a scenario where a child may lodge a foreign body to block nasal irritation or drainage [23]. These NFBs may require surgery or end up in death if the object makes its way into the airway [24]. Interestingly, unilateral NFBs are observed in the right side more often than the left side, which may be indicative of handedness [25].…”
Section: Nasal Foreign Body (Nfbs)mentioning
confidence: 99%