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    “…A foreign body can include sharp objects that lead to serious complications. In this case report, we present a patient with a history of psychosis who ingested a pulse oximeter in a suicidal attempt. …”
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    “…Penetrating injuries of facial region can occur due to missile injuries, blast injuries, accidental fall on sharp objects such as sticks or glass and motor vehicle accidents etc., Indications for immediate surgical management of penetrating neck injuries include airway management and hemodynamic instability according to advanced trauma life support protocol.…”
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    “…CONCLUSION: This study aims to spotlight the danger of asymptomatic FBA and how retrieving sharp objects can be managed by flexible bronchoscopy thus leading to better management and increased awareness of such cases.…”
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    “…Foreign bodies inside the pancreas are rare and usually occur after the ingestion of sharp objects like fish bone, sewing needle and toothpick. …”
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    “…We demonstrate that monitoring with serial radiographs and examination may allow for supervised passage of sharp objects into the colon, where removal can be performed safely via colonoscopy.…”
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    “…According to standard guidelines, urgent therapeutic endoscopy should be performed in cases involving sharp objects to prevent complications. Although several extraction methods are available, few cases may still pose a therapeutic challenge. …”
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    por Butler, William, Allen, Luis
    Publicado 2020
    “…C, a 16-year-old male with a history of depression, anxiety, and ten previous intentional foreign body ingestions involving sharp objects such as needles, forks, and thumbtacks. …”
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    “…Although uncommon, ingestion of foreign objects during dental procedures can be potentially life-threatening and increased awareness is important. Sharp objects ingested from dental procedures can cause impaction, obstruction, hemorrhage, or perforation and may need endoscopic or surgical intervention. …”
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    “…INTRODUCTION: Penetrating injuries of the hand with various sharp objects have previously been reported. In this report we describe an unusual penetrating injury of the hand caused by a door handle. …”
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    “…However, serious complications can happen when these sharp objects migrate through the gastrointestinal wall. …”
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    por Jones, Mark W.
    Publicado 2016
    “…A serious issue presenting to the surgeon and surgical team is puncture of surgical gloves and possible injury to the operating staff’s hands during extraction of sharp objects. This technique describes using a defibrillator magnet placed into a sterile specimen bag that is then inserted into a gastrotomy incision to remove any iron-based ingested sharps. …”
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    “…However, ingestion of sharp objects can still occur with a higher rate of perforation corresponding to treatment dilemmas. …”
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    “…Penetrating injuries of the facial region can occur due to missile injuries, blast injuries, motor vehicle accidents, and accidental fall on sharp objects. However, injury to face caused by the shattering of a protective helmet itself is extremely rare. …”
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    “…Motor vehicle collision can cause several patterns of blunt trauma resulting from the impact itself or penetrating trauma by broken glass or other sharp objects. Most cases can be managed conservatively as long as the hemodynamic parameters are stable & hollow viscera are intact. …”
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    por Marina, Virginia, Popa, Florina
    Publicado 2020
    “…INTRODUCTION: Most of beaches tend to have a lot of shells and other sharp objects that might hurt you while you’re walking on the beach. …”
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    “…Results The highest recorded response was holding sharp objects, such as knives, scissors, or needles, during pregnancy (40.4%) and the least recorded response was for pregnant women going out on an auspicious day (3.7%). …”
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    “…The majority of these injury patterns are due to non-missile type, low-velocity sharp objects. We present an uncommon presentation of subacute abdominal pain secondary to non-missile type, high-velocity workplace injury. …”
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    “…Suggested etiologies include a septic or a viral origin and it can occur after migration of sharp objects, including migrated fishbone. Inflammatory pseudotumor of liver can be a diagnostic challenge and may end up in major resection.…”
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    “…Stab wounds are usually inflicted by knife or other sharp objects. Rarer objects causing incidental spinal injuries include glass fragments, wood pieces, chopsticks, nailguns, and injection needles. …”
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    “…Although the cases of ingested button batteries or sharp objects impacted at the gastrointestinal tract can be very serious, there have been very only a few cases have reported colonoscopic removal of these dangerous foreign bodies in adults, and there have been no case reports in children. …”
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