2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.mjafi.2013.09.009
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Aspiration of an endodontic file

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“…Previous reports have shown that, although it is uncommon, ingestions and aspirations of foreign bodies do occur during dental treatment [ 3 5 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ]. Since these scenarios are not ideal for the patient, nor the provider involved, preventive measures (ex.…”
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“…Previous reports have shown that, although it is uncommon, ingestions and aspirations of foreign bodies do occur during dental treatment [ 3 5 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ]. Since these scenarios are not ideal for the patient, nor the provider involved, preventive measures (ex.…”
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“…If the object has been accidentally swallowed and is not retrievable with hemostats or high vacuum suction, the provider may attempt to dislodge the object by placing the patient in a Reverse Trendelenburg position and encouraging the patient to cough [ 1 2 ]. In cases where airway obstruction occurs, the provider should also attempt to re-establish the airway with repeated back blows and/or the use of the Heimlich maneuver [ 5 24 ]. Emergency medical services should be contacted as needed based on the patient’s symptoms.…”
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“…Sajnos, azonban a leggondosabb prevenciós eljárások ellenére is előfordulhatnak ilyen jellegű, nem várt balesetek. [9] Ilyenkor a sikeres eltávolítás lehetősége függ az idegen test helyétől, helyzetétől, a rendelkezésre álló műszerparktól, az operátor képességeitől, a beteg együttműködési készségétől [2].…”
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“…These items can include teeth, restorations, restorative materials, instruments, implant parts, rubber dam clamps, gauze packs, and impression materials. [2][3] Grossman reported that such iatrogenic errors occurred most frequently when treating posterior mandibular teeth. 4 Ingestion of blunt foreign objects is less hazardous, and the object is generally egested through the gastrointestinal tract uneventfully, but sharp objects like endodontic files may sometimes cause intestinal perforation.…”
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