YUTULAN YABANCI CISMIN KARACIĞERE MIGRASYONU: OLGU SUNUMU

Yıl 2016, Cilt: 38 Sayı: 3, 70 - 73, 17.05.2016

Bartu Badak Nejdet Fatih Yaşar Adnan Şahin

Öz

ÖZET: Yabancı cisim yutulması daha sık
pediatrik yaş grubunda görülmekle beraber her yaş grubunda görülebilir. Yutulan
cisimlerin çoğu herhangi bir sağlık problemine yol açmaksızın defekasyon
yoluyla vücuttan atılır. Bu olgumuzda yanlışlıkla iğne yuttuğunu tanımlayan
hastanın 1 sene sonrasında karaciğerinde oluşan görüntü ve operasyon süreci
ameliyat öncesi tetkikler ile beraber değerlendirilmiştir. ANAHTAR KELIMELER: Yabancı
cisim, karaciğer

 DIGESTED FOREIGN BODY MIGRATION
TO LIVER: CASE REPORT

      ABSTRACT: Swallowing of foreign objects can be seen at all ages
especially in pediatric population. Most swallowed        foreign objects are disposed
from the body without any health problems through defecation. İn this case we
report a            patient who swallowed a pin by mistake, 1 year later liver image and
operation process with preoperative examination.

KEYWORDS:
Foreign body, liver

 

Anahtar Kelimeler

Yabancı cisim

Kaynakça

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