2010
DOI: 10.5222/jtaps.2010.141
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A rare complication of trauma: Residual soft-tissue foreign body

Abstract: ÖzetÇocukluk çağında travmalara sık olarak rastlanmakla birlikte, travma GirişÇocuklarda cerrahi girişim gerektirecek yabancı cisimler, solunum yollarından gastrointestinal sisteme, ciltaltı dokudan kemiğe kadar oldukça geniş bir spektrum oluşturmaktadır (5) . Olgumuz travma sonrası yumuşak dokuda rezidü yabancı cisme bağlı atipik yerleşimli apse ve yürüyememe yakınmalarıyla baş-vurması ve nonopak yabancı cisim olmasına bağlı, tanı koymada yaşanan sıkıntılar nedeniyle literatür eşliğinde sunulmuştur. olgu S… Show more

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“…Foreign bodies can be in the form of wood pieces, glass, metal, plastic or stone / mud particles. The foreign body involved may remain asymptomatic for a long time or cause various complications such as granuloma formation, abscess formation, necrotizing fasciitis, neural injury, tendon damage and even vascular damage (3,4) Imaging plays an important role not only in confirming the presence of the foreign body, but also in its exact localization. For most doctors, the first choice of imaging method is radiographs to exclude radioopaque foreign bodies.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Foreign bodies can be in the form of wood pieces, glass, metal, plastic or stone / mud particles. The foreign body involved may remain asymptomatic for a long time or cause various complications such as granuloma formation, abscess formation, necrotizing fasciitis, neural injury, tendon damage and even vascular damage (3,4) Imaging plays an important role not only in confirming the presence of the foreign body, but also in its exact localization. For most doctors, the first choice of imaging method is radiographs to exclude radioopaque foreign bodies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For most doctors, the first choice of imaging method is radiographs to exclude radioopaque foreign bodies. However, most wood particles are radiolucent and may be overlooked in radiographs (2,4). Foreign bodies within soft tissue can be removed relatively easily when they are radio-opaque but things become more difficult when they are not (5,6,7).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%