• Chest · Feb 1993

    Case Reports

    Fortuitous esophageal intubation.

    • D Dunham and G A Schmidt.
    • Department of Medicine, University of Chicago.
    • Chest. 1993 Feb 1;103(2):625-6.

    AbstractEsophageal malposition is a potentially disastrous complication of attempted airway intubation. We report an unusual case in which a promptly recognized esophageal intubation aided detection of a perforated gastric ulcer. After the endotracheal tube was repositioned and the ulcer was surgically repaired, our patient had an excellent outcome.

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