• Saudi Med J · Feb 2000

    Case Reports

    An unusual case of impacted esophageal foreign body.

    • N Al-Odaidan, O D Amu, M Fahmy, H Al-Khalifa, and S S Ghazal.
    • NICU, Pediatric Department, King Khaled University Hospital, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
    • Saudi Med J. 2000 Feb 1; 21 (2): 202-3.

    AbstractIncidental ingestion of foreign bodies in the pediatric age group is a recognized problem worldwide, however, it is unusual to have a neonate who presents with impacted esophageal foreign body. As such, this case is rare and considered a new form of child neglect.

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