The heterodox nature of “Turban Pins” in foreign body aspiration; the central anatolian experience

Kaptanoğlu, Melih; Nadir, Aydın; Dogan, Kasim; Şahin, Ekber

doi:10.1016/j.ijporl.2006.11.017

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“…), organic fruit and vegetable particles, inorganic materials like pins (headscarf pins) and hair pins (2,3). Studies in literature reported case reports regarding pin aspirations during the fixing of headscarf pins in Muslim countries (3,4). Our case, however, is different in that the headscarf pins were located both in the lung and in the abdo men.…”

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confidence: 65%

“…Foreign body aspirations are closely related to age, sex, occupation, cultural life, socio-economic conditions, and traditions (3)(4)(5). It has been reported that more than 75% of foreign body aspirations happen to children between the ages of 0 to 3 (2-6).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The most frequently aspirated objects include small scale appetizers (peanuts, hazel nuts, corn, sunflower seeds, etc. ), organic fruit and vegetable particles, inorganic materials like pins (headscarf pins) and hair pins (2,3). Studies in literature reported case reports regarding pin aspirations during the fixing of headscarf pins in Muslim countries (3,4).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Headscarf Pin Localized in the Right Main Bronchus and Two Pins in the Abdomen

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Headscarf Pin Localized in the Right Main Bronchus and Two Pins in the Abdomen

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Eşme³

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“…6 Usually cough begins immediately after aspiration of foreign body, but afterwards the patient may be asymptomatic for a period of time. 7 In our case, the needle was stuck on the epiglottis and it caused early symptoms such as dysphagia and a stinging sensation while swallowing, thus, symptoms lead to the diagnosis of foreign body aspiration. Cases of needle aspiration in Turkey have been seen more frequently in children in the family as well as adults due to an increase in the wearing of headscarves.…”

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confidence: 71%

The Lucky Patient Who Aspirated a Needle

Günaydın¹

2015

Tr J Emerg Med

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a b s t r a c tForeign body aspiration is seen frequently in pediatric and geriatric patients, but it can also be seen in adults. Needle aspiration is a common problem in our country. Foreign body aspiration can lead to complete airway obstruction, asphyxia and death but sometimes symptoms may not be evident during the early period of aspiration and patients may present with complications afterwards. Early diagnosis is important in foreign body aspiration for prevention of mortality and complications. Suspicion aroused by patient history is the first step towards a diagnosis. Plain radiography and tomography may be used for imaging. Bronchoscopy is performed for diagnosis if there is uncertainty after imaging and may also be used for the treatment of diagnosed cases. In this article, we present a foreign body aspiration case that presented with difficulty and pain while swallowing, subsequently found to be the result of a needle that was stuck between the oropharynx and epiglottis.

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“…Gülme, öksürme, konuşma gibi eylemler sırasında oluşan negatif basınç etkisiyle ve daralan sol bronşun daha fazla emme gücü oluşturmasıyla bu tip cisimlerin sol bronşa gittiği görülür [6]. Yabancı cismin alımı sonrası aşırı bir öksürük şikâyetinin ardından sıklıkla asemptomatiktir [7]. Yabancı cisim aspirasyonlarında en yaygın klinik aralıklı öksürük olarak görülmekteyse de akut solunum sıkıntısı, siyanoz, wheezing, boğulma hissi ve ateş gibi bulgular da görülebilir.…”

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Oh No! Pin Again! A Case of Foreign Body Aspiration

Güllüpınar¹,

Sarihan²,

Ersoy³

2015

Ann Clin Anal Med

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ÖzetTrakeobronşiyal sisteme yabancı cisim aspirasyonu ciddi ve ölümle sonuçlanabilen ve acil girişim gerektiren solunumsal acildir. Trakeabronşiyal yabancı cisim aspirasyonu erişkinlerde çocuklara kıyasla nadirdir. Yabancı cisim aspirasyonlarında en sık bulgu öksürüktür. Akciğer grafilerinde, radyoopak yabancı cisimler tespit edilebilir. Tanı konduktan sonra, yabancı cismin mümkün olduğunca erken çıkarılma-sı gerekmektedir. Çıkarılma işlemi, fleksibl fiberoptik bronkoskopi veya rijid bronkoskop ile yapılmaktadır. Yazımızda, acil servisimize türban iğnesi yutma şikayeti ile başvuran hastada direkt grafilerle görüntülenemeyen son teknoloji 3D yöntem-le görüntülenen türban iğnesi aspirasyonu olgusunu sunduk. Anahtar Kelimeler3D Bilgisayarlı Tomografi; Acil Bronkoskopi; İğne Aspirasyonu; Türban İğnesi Abstract Foreign body aspiration to tracheobronchial system is a serious respiratory emergency which requires emergency intervention and may result in death. Tracheobronchial foreign body aspiration is rare in adults in comparison with children. The most frequent symptom of foreign body aspiration is cough. Radio-opaque foreign bodies may be detected in relevant chest radiography. After the diagnosis is established, foreign body is to be taken out as immediate as possible. Take-out operation is conducted by flexible fiberoptic bronchoscopy or rigid bronchoscopy. In this paper, we present the case of turban pin aspiration detected on a patient, who applied to our emergency room with the complaint of turban pin swallowing, which could only be visualized by state-of-the-art technology 3D method not by direct graphies.

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The heterodox nature of “Turban Pins” in foreign body aspiration; the central anatolian experience

Cited by 40 publications

References 17 publications

Headscarf Pin Localized in the Right Main Bronchus and Two Pins in the Abdomen

Headscarf Pin Localized in the Right Main Bronchus and Two Pins in the Abdomen

The Lucky Patient Who Aspirated a Needle

Oh No! Pin Again! A Case of Foreign Body Aspiration

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