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Magnet foreign body ingestion: rare occurrence but big consequences
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In brief
In brief
Multi-center review examining outcomes and management of pediatric magnet ingestions, which can cause serious gastrointestinal complications including intestinal perforation when multiple magnets attract across bowel walls. Study develops evidence-based clinical pathway for timely diagnosis and intervention to prevent morbidity in this high-risk foreign body ingestion scenario.
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Abstract
Purpose
To review the outcomes of magnet ingestions from two children's hospitals and develop a clinical management pathway.
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