Two Cases of External Incision of the Neck to Romove a Foreign Body.

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Esophageal foreign bodies can be removed relatively easily with a rigid or flexible endoscope, but external incision of the neck is sometimes necessary when endoscopic removal is difficult.Case 1 was a 69-year-old female who noted a sore throat after swallowing a fish bone. A diagnosis of an impacted foreign body was made by plain X-ray of the neck, and the foreign body in the hypopharyngeal constrictor muscle was removed by external incision. Case 2 was a 53-year-old female who felt dyspnea from the day after swallowing a fish bone. Plain X-ray of the neck showed a marked thickening of the shadow of the postpharyngeal soft tissue. A giant hematoma was detected in the visceral fascia and resected by external incision of the neck.
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