Chronic Neck Swelling: A Case Report of Migrating Fish Bone
Background: Foreign bodies in the upper aerodigestive tract are frequently seen in otolaryngological practice, but migration of foreign body and oesophageal penetration are rare occurrences. Most reported cases of migration in literature involve fish bones, which are usually found in the lateral nec...
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King's College Circle, University of Toronto
2024
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