Foreign Bodies
View article: Does Motivation Matter? A systematic review and meta-analysis of outcomes following intentional ingestion of foreign objects.
Does Motivation Matter? A systematic review and meta-analysis of outcomes following intentional ingestion of foreign objects. Open
A. Background Intentional ingestion of foreign objects (IIFO) is a clinically distinct form of self-harm with increasing prevalence. Whether patient motivation modifies clinical outcomes has not been systematically evaluated. B. Objectives…
View article: Resolving the mummification enigma of Baroness Zsófia Serédy-Andrássy (1663–1710?) entombed in Krásna Hôrka Castle, Slovakia
Resolving the mummification enigma of Baroness Zsófia Serédy-Andrássy (1663–1710?) entombed in Krásna Hôrka Castle, Slovakia Open
View article: Incidental retained tooth in epidural space following depressed skull fracture: A rare sequela of road traffic accident
Incidental retained tooth in epidural space following depressed skull fracture: A rare sequela of road traffic accident Open
Depressed skull fractures following road traffic accidents (RTA) are commonly associated with contamination and require urgent debridement to prevent infection and intracranial complications. The incidental presence of a foreign body such …
View article: Penetrating chest injury caused by a rubber bullet in a Republic of Korea Army soldier: a case report
Penetrating chest injury caused by a rubber bullet in a Republic of Korea Army soldier: a case report Open
Although rubber bullets (RBs) are intended to be nonlethal, they can cause severe injuries under certain circumstances. This case report describes a rare penetrating chest injury in a 21-year-old male soldier who accidentally shot himself …
View article: Incidental retained tooth in epidural space following depressed skull fracture: A rare sequela of road traffic accident
Incidental retained tooth in epidural space following depressed skull fracture: A rare sequela of road traffic accident Open
Depressed skull fractures following road traffic accidents (RTA) are commonly associated with contamination and require urgent debridement to prevent infection and intracranial complications. The incidental presence of a foreign body such …
View article: A two-year institutional review of esophageal foreign body cases in the pediatric age group
A two-year institutional review of esophageal foreign body cases in the pediatric age group Open
This retrospective study evaluated the clinical features, radiological findings, and management of esophageal foreign bodies in pediatric patients. A total of 66 cases were analyzed between 2023 and 2025. Coins were the most common foreign…
View article: A two-year institutional review of esophageal foreign body cases in the pediatric age group
A two-year institutional review of esophageal foreign body cases in the pediatric age group Open
This retrospective study evaluated the clinical features, radiological findings, and management of esophageal foreign bodies in pediatric patients. A total of 66 cases were analyzed between 2023 and 2025. Coins were the most common foreign…
View article: Double-coin foreign body in the oesophagus mimicking a button battery: a report of two cases with literature review
Double-coin foreign body in the oesophagus mimicking a button battery: a report of two cases with literature review Open
Ingestion of foreign bodies remains a common pediatric emergency, with coins being the most frequent culprit. However, the radio graphic appearance of stacked coins can closely resemble a button battery, a dangerous foreign body that requi…
View article: Foreign bodies of the distal digestive tube: The current state of the problem
Foreign bodies of the distal digestive tube: The current state of the problem Open
The article discusses important aspects related to the treatment of patients with foreign bodies in the distal digestive tube. The most significant foreign and domestic sources were analyzed through the search engines https://pubmed.ncbi.n…
View article: EVALUATING PLANNING CT SPECTRAL RECONSTRUCTIONS IN PBT TO ASSIST IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN BODIES PRIOR TO PLANNING MRI
EVALUATING PLANNING CT SPECTRAL RECONSTRUCTIONS IN PBT TO ASSIST IDENTIFICATION OF FOREIGN BODIES PRIOR TO PLANNING MRI Open
View article: Radiographic study of the anatomy and preliminary barium Gastrointestinal transit in the grasscutter (Thryonomys swinderianus, Temminck 1827)
Radiographic study of the anatomy and preliminary barium Gastrointestinal transit in the grasscutter (Thryonomys swinderianus, Temminck 1827) Open
Grasscutters have slow gastrointestinal transit, with a transit time of over 24 h. These data can be used to diagnose intestinal obstruction in future studies on this species.
View article: Foreign Body Giant Cell Reaction with Multi Drug Resistance to Anaerobic Bacteria in Maxillofacial Region: An Unusual Case Report
Foreign Body Giant Cell Reaction with Multi Drug Resistance to Anaerobic Bacteria in Maxillofacial Region: An Unusual Case Report Open
Foreign Body Giant Cells (FBGCs) are most commonly observed at the tissue/material interface, where the size of foreign particulate is too large to permit macrophage phagocytosis. The insertion of foreign bodies into human oral and periora…
View article: A rare case of long-term retention of a fractured endodontic instrument in the alveolar bone without adverse effects on the successor tooth
A rare case of long-term retention of a fractured endodontic instrument in the alveolar bone without adverse effects on the successor tooth Open
This case illustrates that small endodontic fragments retained from primary tooth treatment may remain embedded in the alveolar bone for decades without inducing inflammation or disrupting the development of permanent teeth or periodontal …
View article: The optimal timing and effectiveness of a transparent cap in the endoscopic removal of bony foreign bodies from the esophagus
The optimal timing and effectiveness of a transparent cap in the endoscopic removal of bony foreign bodies from the esophagus Open
Introduction: Endoscopic removal of a bony foreign body is accompanied by risks, such as perforation. The use of a transparent cap attached to the tip of the endoscope has become an increasingly recommended technique for removing esophagea…
View article: Three-dimensional virtual planning in orbital surgery enhances the accuracy of positioning prediction
Three-dimensional virtual planning in orbital surgery enhances the accuracy of positioning prediction Open
Background The anatomical structure of the orbit is highly complex, with significant inter-individual variability, posing considerable challenges for surgical procedures. We utilized computer-assisted surgery (CAS) by importing CT scan dat…
View article: Incidental retained tooth in epidural space following depressed skull fracture: A rare sequela of road traffic accident
Incidental retained tooth in epidural space following depressed skull fracture: A rare sequela of road traffic accident Open
Depressed skull fractures following road traffic accidents (RTA) are commonly associated with contamination and require urgent debridement to prevent infection and intracranial complications. The incidental presence of a foreign body such …
View article: A Handy Endoscopic Tool: Modification of a Latex Glove for Successful Foreign Body Extraction
A Handy Endoscopic Tool: Modification of a Latex Glove for Successful Foreign Body Extraction Open
View article: POCUS for Detection of Esophageal and Gastric Foreign Bodies
POCUS for Detection of Esophageal and Gastric Foreign Bodies Open
Background: Foreign body ingestion is a common and challenging complaint for physicians in the emergency department (ED). Although most foreign bodies pass naturally without surgical intervention, about 10-20% require removal based on thei…
View article: Silicone Sealant as a Urethrovesical Foreign Body: Lessons in Surgical Management
Silicone Sealant as a Urethrovesical Foreign Body: Lessons in Surgical Management Open
View article: APPLICATION OF FEMTOSECOND LASER IN SURGERY OF OPEN TRAUMA OF THE EYEBALL WITH INTRAOCULAR FOREIGN BODY
APPLICATION OF FEMTOSECOND LASER IN SURGERY OF OPEN TRAUMA OF THE EYEBALL WITH INTRAOCULAR FOREIGN BODY Open
Rationale: open eye trauma with the presence of an intraocular foreign body continues to be among the leading causes of vision loss and disability globally. Objective: – to study the possibility of performing posterior femtocapsulorhexis i…
View article: Accidental ingestion of a live fish (Pseudorinelepis genibarbis) complicated by esophageal perforation in a 7-month-old child: A case report
Accidental ingestion of a live fish (Pseudorinelepis genibarbis) complicated by esophageal perforation in a 7-month-old child: A case report Open
Foreign body ingestion is a common event in pediatric emergencies. However, the ingestion of live animals is extremely rare and can lead to severe complications. We present the case of a 7-month-old infant who accidentally ingested a live …
View article: Comparison of percutaneous endoscopic and standard open mini-hemilaminectomy in cats – a prospective, controlled, paired cadaver study
Comparison of percutaneous endoscopic and standard open mini-hemilaminectomy in cats – a prospective, controlled, paired cadaver study Open
Background The purpose of this study was to evaluate the feasibility and operative outcomes of percutaneous endoscopic mini-hemilaminectomy (PE-MHL) compared to standard open mini-hemilaminectomy (SO-MHL) in feline cadavers. A prospective,…
View article: THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT
THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT Open
Aim: To report a rare case of a retained surgical foreign body—a syringe hub with a broken needle—in the mandibular ramus, highlighting its delayed presentation, diagnosis, and management. Background: Retained foreign bodies in the maxillo…
View article: THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT
THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT Open
Aim: To report a rare case of a retained surgical foreign body—a syringe hub with a broken needle—in the mandibular ramus, highlighting its delayed presentation, diagnosis, and management. Background: Retained foreign bodies in the maxillo…
View article: Review of methods and techniques to reduce the impact of residual monomer from polymer dental prostheses on the oral tissues and organs
Review of methods and techniques to reduce the impact of residual monomer from polymer dental prostheses on the oral tissues and organs Open
The objective of this review was to systematize the methods and techniques aimed at reducing the impact of residual monomer from polymer dentures on oral tissues and organs. Residual monomer of polymeric materials contributes to the develo…
View article: THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT
THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT Open
Aim: To report a rare case of a retained surgical foreign body—a syringe hub with a broken needle—in the mandibular ramus, highlighting its delayed presentation, diagnosis, and management. Background: Retained foreign bodies in the maxillo…
View article: THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT
THE FOREIGN BODY ENIGMA: A CASE UNRAVELED IN HINDSIGHT – CASE REPORT Open
Aim: To report a rare case of a retained surgical foreign body—a syringe hub with a broken needle—in the mandibular ramus, highlighting its delayed presentation, diagnosis, and management. Background: Retained foreign bodies in the maxillo…
View article: Unhealed wounds revealing retained surgical items and systemic patient safety failures: case series
Unhealed wounds revealing retained surgical items and systemic patient safety failures: case series Open
Introduction: Retained surgical items represent a critical yet preventable failure in surgical safety systems worldwide, reflecting systemic weaknesses that threaten patient outcomes. Persistent postoperative fistulae are a potential clini…
View article: Nail in the appendix: Asymptomatic foreign body lodging detected by imaging
Nail in the appendix: Asymptomatic foreign body lodging detected by imaging Open
View article: Endovascular management of a fractured dialysis catheter: a case report and review of retrieval techniques
Endovascular management of a fractured dialysis catheter: a case report and review of retrieval techniques Open
Background With the advancements in endovascular techniques, reports of rare vascular complications have increased. This case describes the accidental fracture of a non-cuffed hemodialysis catheter and its subsequent endovascular managemen…