• S D Med · Feb 2019

    "Don't put that in your mouth." A Discussion of Button Battery Ingestions in the Pediatric Population.

    • Megan Sampson and Tonya Adamiak.
    • Sanford Health, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
    • S D Med. 2019 Feb 1; 72 (2): 74-79.

    AbstractIngestions are a problem that plagues the pediatric population and can at times be life threatening. Signs, symptoms, and interventions for button battery ingestion will be summarized for the reader. A case presentation from practice will be given to help enhance readers experience and learning.Copyright© South Dakota State Medical Association.

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