Research Article
Endoscopic Management of Foreign Bodies in the Upper Gastrointestinal Tract of Adults
Table 6
Patients who failed the retrieval process of foreign body.
| Patient numbers | Type of foreign body | Outcome | Management |
| 1 | Razor blade | Stomach perforation | Surgery | 2 | Sharp fish bone | Penetrating the esophageal wall with high risk of perforation | Surgery | 3 | Sharp fish bone | Penetrating the esophageal wall with high risk of perforation | Surgery | 4 | Sharp fish bone | Penetrating the esophageal wall with high risk of perforation | Surgery | 5 | Sharp fish bone | Penetrating the esophageal wall with high risk of perforation | Surgery | 6 | Food bolus | Passed into stomach | Observation | 7 | Small blunt fish bone | In stomach | Observation | 8 | Denture | In 3rd portion of duodenum | Observation | 9 | shell | In stomach | Observation | 10 | plum | In stomach | Observation | 11 | Sharp fish bone | Deep mucosal injury during retrieving procedure | Hemoclip |
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