Title: ‘Hiding Place’ for Foreign Body Oesophagus; A Case report

Authors: Dr Muhammad Syauqi Bin Mahamud Sayuti, Prof. Tang Ing Ping

 DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v7i12.26

Abstract

Foreign body ingestion is one of the common problem encountered in day to day ENT practise. Though it is more common in paediatric age group, however, it may occurs to adults as well which may lead to significant morbidityamid rarely mortality(1,2,3). We report a unique case of a fine, 2x0.1cm metal wire, swallowed accidentally by a healthy 26 years old gentleman, which subsequently lodged hiddenly at upper cervical oesophagus.

Objectives; Mainly to share my experience in managing such a minute foreign body ‘hiddenly’ located at upper cervical oesophagus during my training in Sarawak General Hospital

Keywords: Hidden, Foreign Body, Oesophageal narrowing.

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