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Yemek çatalına bağlı gecikmiş tam mide çıkım tıkanıklığı: Olgu sunumu

Delayed complete gastric outlet obstruction due to a dinner fork: Report of a case

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In this paper, a case of rare gastric outlet obstruction due to a dinner fork, which was ingested 25 days before, is reported.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Ingestion of foreign bodies can be a common problem especially among children, alcoholics, psychiatric patients, and senile patients, but ingestion of a metallic dinner fork is uncommon.
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Key Findings & Data:Foreign bodies with smooth edges usually do not pose significant problems, but a sharp foreign object that is not retrieved at the earliest may penetrate the wall and cause complications.
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Abstract

Ingestion of foreign bodies can be a common problem especially among children, alcoholics, psychiatric patients, and senile patients, but ingestion of a metallic dinner fork is uncommon. Foreign bodies with smooth edges usually do not pose significant problems, but a sharp foreign object that is not retrieved at the earliest may penetrate the wall and cause complications. Ingested foreign bodies usually pass the intestinal tract without problems, and perforation occurs in less than 1%. In this paper, a case of rare gastric outlet obstruction due to a dinner fork, which was ingested 25 days before, is reported.

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Yabancı cisimlerin yutulması, özellikle çocuklar, alkolikler, psikiyatrik hastalar ve yaşlılar arasında çok sık rastlanan bir sorun olmasına rağmen yemek çatalının yutulması oldukça nadirdir. Yuvarlak uçlu yabancı cisimler genellikle bir soruna neden olmazken sivri uçlu yabancı cisimler erken dönemde çıkarılmadıkları takdirde intestinal duvara penetre olup komplikasyona neden olabilirler. Yutulan yabancı cisimlerin çoğunluğu sorunsuz intestinal kanaldan geçerken sadece %1?den daha azı perforasyona neden olur. Bu yazıda, 25 gün önce yutulmuş yemek çatalına bağlı geç dönemde ortaya çıkan nadir bir mide çıkım tıkanıklığı olgusu sunuldu.

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ATİLA, K., ÜNEK, T., SEVİNÇ, A. İ., AYDOĞAN, B., SERİN, A., BORA, S., GÜLAY, H. (2010). Yemek çatalına bağlı gecikmiş tam mide çıkım tıkanıklığı: Olgu sunumu. Ulusal Travma ve Acil Cerrahi Dergisi, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 4, 376–378. https://ajindex.com/articles/324320

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