Corps étrangers trachéo-bronchiques chez l’enfant

Zineddine, A.; Gueddari, W.; Abid, A.

doi:10.1016/s0929-693x(09)74218-6

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“…Inhalation of an intra-bronchial foreign body remains a serious accident, especially in young children. Some neglected or unknown foreign bodies destroy the pulmonary territories concerned by air isolation and by accumulation of secretions [1,2] In these situations, surgery becomes inevitable [1,3,4]…”

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Inhalation of foreign body: "Avoidable lobectomy. A case report''

Claude¹,

Bivahagumye²,

Niyonkuru³

et al. 2020

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Inhalation of foreign body: "Avoidable lobectomy. A case report''

Claude¹,

Bivahagumye²,

Niyonkuru³

et al. 2020

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Bronchoscopie pour inhalation de corps étrangers chez l’enfant : à propos de 223cas

Mnejja

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Smaoui

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Seasonal correlation and causal analysis of the incidence of bronchial foreign bodies in children

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Zhang

et al. 2014

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology

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The number of child in patients with bronchial foreign bodies is monthly periodic, with 12 months as a cycle, and respectively reaching the peak in November and December, and the valley in June and July; the seasonal characteristic was apparently related to the monthly characteristic, with the numbers of inpatients in autumn and winter each year being significantly higher than in the spring and summer, and the incidence showing apparent seasonal correlation. The results allow for the proposal of relevant precautionary measures against bronchial foreign bodies in children.

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Corps étrangers trachéo-bronchiques chez l’enfant

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Inhalation of foreign body: "Avoidable lobectomy. A case report''

Inhalation of foreign body: "Avoidable lobectomy. A case report''

Bronchoscopie pour inhalation de corps étrangers chez l’enfant : à propos de 223cas

Seasonal correlation and causal analysis of the incidence of bronchial foreign bodies in children

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