RADIOLOGY OF FISH BONE FOREIGN-BODIES IN THE NECK

It is common practice for cervical X-rays to be taken of patients who claim to have a fish bone lodged in their throat. Not all fish bones are detectable on X-ray. Two cases are presented of patients who had normal X-rays and were subsequently found to have fish bones in the pharynx. The bones of 17...

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Autor principal: Carr, A
Formato: Journal article
Idioma:English
Publicado em: 1987

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