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Arbabi SH, Ashjaei B, Mamishi S. Fogarty catheter for a difficult bronchial foreign body removal:. (case report). Tehran Univ Med J 2008; 65 (14) :65-69
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Abstract: (12247 Views)
Background: There are many methods for removal of tracheobronchial foreign bodies
but there are many situations where removal of a foreign body seems impossible and
may require a major surgical procedure. Familiarity with each method improves
physician decision making.
Case: A 17 months old baby with a history of foreign body aspiration suffered from long term pneumonia. There was a round shape foreign body in bronchoscopic view that could not be removed with standard methods, but was removed by application of Fogarty catheter Conclusion: Removal of round, spherical foreign bodies may be performed by Fogarty Catheter preventing surgical intervention.
Case: A 17 months old baby with a history of foreign body aspiration suffered from long term pneumonia. There was a round shape foreign body in bronchoscopic view that could not be removed with standard methods, but was removed by application of Fogarty catheter Conclusion: Removal of round, spherical foreign bodies may be performed by Fogarty Catheter preventing surgical intervention.
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