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Toraksa batmış iğne: İki çocukta sıradışı penetran yaralanma

Intrathoracic sewing needle: An unusual penetrating injury in two children

Abdurrahman KARAMAN
Sema UĞURALP
Birsen HARMA
Pages
121–123
Publication Date
2022-10-17
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Even though rare, foreign body penetration should be considered as a potential cause in addition to aspiration when a sharp foreign body is detected in child’s thorax.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Intrathoracic sewing needle was not reported in children.
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Key Findings & Data:We present two cases with intrathoracic sewing needle due to their rarity and incidental presentation.
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Conclusion & Impact:Even though rare, foreign body penetration should be considered as a potential cause in addition to aspiration when a sharp foreign body is detected in child’s thorax.
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Abstract

Intrathoracic sewing needle was not reported in children. We present two cases with intrathoracic sewing needle due to their rarity and incidental presentation. Even though rare, foreign body penetration should be considered as a potential cause in addition to aspiration when a sharp foreign body is detected in child’s thorax.

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Toraksa batmış iğne çocuklarda rapor edilmemiştir. Nadir rastlanmasından ve tesadüfen tanı konmasından dolayı toraksa batmış iğne tesbit ettiğimiz iki olguyu sunduk. Toraksta keskin yabancı cisim görüldüğünde yabancı cisim aspirasyonunun yanısıra iğne batması ile oluşan penetran yaralanmalar da akla getirilmelidir.

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KARAMAN, A., UĞURALP, S., HARMA, B. (2022). Toraksa batmış iğne: İki çocukta sıradışı penetran yaralanma. İnönü Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 16 - Sayı: 2, 121–123. https://ajindex.com/articles/548591

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