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Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery > Volume 31(6); 1988 > Article
Korean Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 1988;31(6): 984-92.
Analysis of the Foreign Body in E.N.T. Fields
Choon Keun Park, MD, Sang Cheol Lee, MD, Jae Wook Eom, MD, Yoon Suk Park, MD, Dong Gyoon Kim, MD, Won Hyung Choi, MD, and Hyun Soo Kim, MD
Department of Otolaryngology, Inje Medical College, Busan Baik Hospital, Korea
이비인후과 영역의 이물에 대한 고찰
박춘근 · 이상철 · 엄재욱 · 박윤석 · 김동균 · 최원형 · 김현수
인제대학교 의과대학 부산백병원 이비인후과학교실
ABSTRACT

Authors analysed 396 patients with foreign bodies in the esophagus, air passage, external auditory canals, nasal cavities, oral cavity and pharynx which were encountered in the department of Otoloaryngology, Busan Baik Hospital from June 1979 to Oct. 1987 was presented. 1) Distribution of location was 228 cases(56.6%) in the esophagus, 62 cases(15.7%) in the external auditory canals, 54 cases(13.6%) in the oral cavity and pharynx, 34 cases(8.6%) in the air passages and 18 cases(4.5%) in the nasal cavities. 2) Coin was the most frequent foreign body in the esophagus(55.7%). Bean and peanut was the most frequent foreign body in the air passage(26.5%). In the external auditory canal, insect(77.4%), in the nasal cavity, bean(55.6%), and in the oral cavity and pharynx, fish bone(90.7%), the most frequent foreign bodies. 3) In the age of incidence, most of the patients of foreign body in the esophagus, air passage and nasal cavites were children under the age of five, but in the oral cavity and pharynx, were over 20 years, age. 4) In sex distribution, males were prevalent. 5) In air passage, bronchial foreign body was more common and foreign bodies in the oral cavity and pharynx were mostly at the vallecula.

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