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Transverse colon perforation secondary due to accidentally ingestion of bamboo toothpick: A case report
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Colonic perforation, foreign body, laparoscopic surgery
Abstract
Accidentally ingesting a foreign body is a rather common situation. However, colonic perforation due to accidental ingestion of a bamboo toothpick is very rare. Accurate diagnosis is usually based on abdominal computed tomography or intraoperative observation. The choice of treatment method depends on the extent of the injury, the surgeon's experience and available equipment. We report a case of a 34-year-old man with perforation of the transverse colon due to a bamboo toothpick who underwent emergency laparoscopic surgery to remove the foreign body, suture the perforation, irrigate the abdomen, and put a drainage tube. The patient performed well after surgery and was discharged safely.
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3. Traynor P, Stupalkowska W, Mohamed T, Godfrey E, Bennett JMH, Gourgiotis S (2020) Fishbone perforation of the small bowel mimicking internal herniation and obstruction in a patient with previous gastric bypass surgery. Journal of Surgical Case Reports 9: 1-3.
4. Abukhalaf SA, Misk RA, Alzeerelhouseini HI, Irziqat IM, Asaferah AH, Aljabarein OY, Abuzaina KN (2020) Appendicitis- like picture induced by foreign body in a 2-year-old boy. Case Rep Surg 2020:8877754. doi: 10.1155/2020/8877754..
5. Shariful Islam, Anthony Maughn, Patrick Harnarayn, Professor Vijay Naraynsingh (2016) Fish bone perforation of small bowel mimicking acute appendicitis. International Journal of research- Grathaalayah 4(7): 66-74.
6. Ma T, Zheng W, An B, Xia Y, Chen G (2019) Small bowel perforation secondary to foreign body ingestion mimicking acute appendicitis. Medicine 98: 30 (16489).
7. Kroon HM, Mullen D (2021) Ingested foreign body causing a silent perforation of the bowel. BMJ Case report 14: 240879.
8. Dai J, Kapadia CR (2019) Transverse colon perforation secondary to fish bone ingestion. Journal of Surgical Case Reports 2: 1-3.
9. Husain R, Alghamdi DA, Ghzoi FA, AlArafah SK, Bahammam MA, Al Duhileb M (2022) Conservative management of fish bone-induced large bowel perforation: Case report. International Journal of Surgery Case Report 95: 107157.
10. Alonso-Gómez S, Rubio-González E, Donat-Garrido M, Lomas-Espadas M, Solís-Herruzo JA, Moreno-González E (2012) Sigmoid colon perforation due to a foreign body ingestion. Rev Esp Enferm Dig (Madrid) 104(2): 90-91.
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Aug 7, 2023
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HiếuP. Q., & TiếnN. T. (2023). Transverse colon perforation secondary due to accidentally ingestion of bamboo toothpick: A case report. Tạp Chí Y Dược lâm sàng 108, 18(5). https://doi.org/10.52389/ydls.v18i5.1900