Spherical foreign bodies in the oesophagus removed by balloon angiographic catheter

Reddy, N. Vishnu Swaroop; Bhatt, Chandi Prasad; H.Vaughan-Jones, Richard; Reddy, T. N.

doi:10.1258/0022215021910348

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“…7 Besides foley's catheter, angiographic catheter has also been used by different authors. 8 Foley's catheter seems to be an alternative technique to remove spherical and proximal foreign bodies from the oesophagus.…”

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Role of Foley’s Catheter in Removing Foreign Body of Oesophagus

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Oesophageal foreign bodies are commonly removed with rigid oesophagoscopy under general anaesthesia, but spherical foreign bodies can also be removed using a foley's catheter under fluoroscopic control without anaesthesia. We present a case of successful removal of a spherical marble from the oesophagus in a four years old girl by a foley's catheter under general anaesthesiaKeywords:Keywords:Foreign body, oesophagus, foley’s catheter

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Role of Foley’s Catheter in Removing Foreign Body of Oesophagus

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Marble in Oesophagus of Neonate: A Unique and Unprecedented Case Report

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One of the most serious causes of morbidity and mortality in children below 5 years of age are swallowed and inhaled foreign bodies. Children of age 5month – 8years are at vary high risk of foreign body ingestion. Ingestion of foreign body in neonatal period is although rare. We here by describe a 21-day-old neonate who had a large sized spherical glass marble impacted in the cervical oesophagus for a long period. The foreign body was successfully removed by rigid oesophagoscopy. The case is discussed as it was first large sized spherical glass marble to be impacted and removed from cervical oesophagus of a neonate which has not been earlier reported in world English literature.

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Spherical foreign bodies in the oesophagus removed by balloon angiographic catheter

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Role of Foley’s Catheter in Removing Foreign Body of Oesophagus

Role of Foley’s Catheter in Removing Foreign Body of Oesophagus

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Marble in Oesophagus of Neonate: A Unique and Unprecedented Case Report

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