Presentation
Fish bone in throat
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Fish bone impacted in upper esophagus
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Curvilinear radiodensity projected anterior to the C7 vertebral body. This most likely represents the ingested fish bone.
From the case:
Fish bone impacted in upper esophagus
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CT confirms the curvilinear radiopaque object to be in the upper oesohpagus in a horizontal position, compatible with an impacted fish bone.