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Embedded Fish Bone

Sharad Bhalekar, Haritosh Velankar, Yogesh Dabholkar

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Abstract

Foreign body ingestion is well documented entity but foreign body which was embedded in pre-vertebral space at C2 level is very uncommon. Care should be taken for symptoms like dysphagia and odynophagia, even if there is no foreign body seen clinically. X-ray soft tissue is utmost important in diagnosing foreign body, though sometimes it may be normal.

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Foreign body ingestion is well documented entity but foreign body which was embedded in pre-vertebral space at C2 level is very uncommon. Care should be taken for symptoms like dysphagia and odynophagia, even if there is no foreign body seen clinically. X-ray soft tissue is utmost important in diagnosing foreign body, though sometimes it may be normal.

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Foreign body ingestion is well documented entity but foreign body which was embedded in pre-vertebral space at C2 level is very uncommon. Care should be taken for symptoms like dysphagia and odynophagia, even if there is no foreign body seen clinically. X-ray soft tissue is utmost important in diagnosing foreign body, though sometimes it may be normal.

Key concepts: Odynophagia, Foreign Body Ingestion, Foreign body, Fish bone, Dysphagia, Foreign Bodies, Medicine, Fish <Actinopterygii>

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