Presentation
Accidentally swallowed a coin few hours earlier. Feeling of foreign body.
Patient Data
Age: 10 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Coin in the esophagus
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The coin is visible in the region of the jugulum, and is in the frontal plane, confirming its esophageal position. Otherwise normal study.
Case Discussion
The thoracic inlet is a typical location where swallowed coins get stuck. Its is important to clarify early on that the swallowed object is not a magnet or button battery, which need immediate attention.
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