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Suspension microesophagoscopy: a simple diagnostic and therapeutic technique for foreign body in esophagus

Subramaniam et al., 2023

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14881691692288135367
Author
Subramaniam D
Saniasiaya J
Kulasegarah J
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Indian Journal of Otolaryngology and Head & Neck Surgery

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Background Foreign body ingestion involving the paediatric age group is a common emergency referral encountered by Otorhinolaryngologists. The cervical oesophagus has been noted as the most prevalent site of impaction. Traditionally, a rigid oesophagoscopy …
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