A Screw in the Left Bronchus Aspirated Foreign Body Diagnosed after 4 years: A Case Report
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Foreign body aspiration may cause airway obstruction, either partial or total, which can be life-threatening. Delayed diagnosis will increase patient morbidity, especially the occurrence of bacterial infections. This case report discusses chronic foreign body aspiration in a six year-old boy,in which signs and symptoms arise 4 years after foreign body aspiration occurred. The boy was the second child of the family. He came from a Sundanese family, considered as low income family, and the parents were high school graduates.
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volume 8 issue 2
pages 10899- 10903
publication date 2020-02-01
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