Foreign body esophagus in a neonate: Unusual age and unusual presentation
Chittaranjan Pandit, Ranju Singh, Deepti Gupta, Homay Vajifdar
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Chittaranjan Pandit, Ranju Singh, Deepti Gupta, Homay Vajifdar
Abstract
Foreign body ingestion in neonatal period is an uncommon occurrence, despite foreign ingestion being common among pediatric age group. We report a rare case of foreign body esophagus in a 12-day-old female neonate causing obstructive symptoms after a homicidal attempt. The unusual age and circumstances involving the ingestion of the foreign body prompted us to report this case.
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Foreign body ingestion in neonatal period is an uncommon occurrence, despite foreign ingestion being common among pediatric age group. We report a rare case of foreign body esophagus in a 12-day-old female neonate causing obstructive symptoms after a homicidal attempt. The unusual age and circumstances involving the ingestion of the foreign body prompted us to report this case.
Key concepts: Foreign Body Ingestion, Foreign body, Medicine, Esophagus, Ingestion, Presentation (obstetrics), Case presentation, Foreign Bodies