2009
DOI: 10.2214/ajr.08.2148
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Foreign Body Appendicitis

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“…It may remain immobile in the appendix without stimulating an inflammatory process or cause an inflammatory reaction with or without perforation. The period of latency between ingestion of the FB and the onset of symptoms varies from hours to years [4,10,11]. Complications usually depend on the size and shape of the FB.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It may remain immobile in the appendix without stimulating an inflammatory process or cause an inflammatory reaction with or without perforation. The period of latency between ingestion of the FB and the onset of symptoms varies from hours to years [4,10,11]. Complications usually depend on the size and shape of the FB.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[1,8] It was reported that various foreign bodies have been discovered including sewing needles, retained shot pellets, tongue studs, endodontic files, drill bits, dog hair, toothbrush bristle, toothpicks, fishing lines, mercury (after ingestion of the bulb of a thermometer) and condom fragments in the appendix. [2,7,9,10] However, a needle in the appendix is a very rare condition. [10] Ingested foreign bodies may remain immobile in the appendix without stimulating an inflammatory response for extended periods or an inflammatory reaction with or without perforation.…”
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“…[4,10] The clinical presentation can vary from hours to years. [2,10] The prevalence of appendicitis due to foreign bodies is approximately 0.0005%. [3] Collins et al [9] has reported that of the 51.8% of 71,000 appendectomies caused by foreign body, only 5.5% were due to unusual foreign bodies.…”
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