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Ann Med Res. 2009; 16(2): 121-123


Intrathoracic Sewing Needle: An Unusual Penetrating Injury in Two Children

Sema Uguralp*, Birsen Harma*, Abdurrahman Karaman*

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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.

Key Words: Foreign Body, Sewing Needle, Thorax, Child






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