Fishbones as a Cause of Intestinal Perforation

Bearse, Carl

doi:10.1056/nejm192910312011807

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“…In the meantime it is clear that careful attention should be given to the class of patient for whom barbital is prescribed and that in writing prescriptions the use of trade names should, as far as possible, be avoided. 1 …”

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Ingested Foreign Body in the Gastrointestinal Tract

Henderson¹

1938

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Perforation of the Duodenum and Liver by a Fishbone

Douglas¹

1930

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When ascites fluid was added to infusion agar, the colonies on the slants became larger and more moist and, when numerous, formed a confluent mucoid growth. This property of ascites fluid was then utilized in the preparation of poured blood agar plates and has furnished us with a medium which brings out strikingly characteristic colonies of Streptococcus epidemicus.To meat infusion agar (2 per cent), pu 7.2, defibrinated human blood and ascites fluid are added in proportions of 0.5 cc. of blood and 2 cc. of ascites fluid to 10 cc. of agar. This mixture is inoculated with material under study and poured into petri dishes. The best results are obtained when one or two dilutions are made and colonies appear discrete and not too crowded.Ascites fluid, specific gravity from 1.010 to 1.016, from five

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Fishbones as a Cause of Intestinal Perforation

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Ingested Foreign Body in the Gastrointestinal Tract

Perforation of the Duodenum and Liver by a Fishbone

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