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cbclips Episode 43

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in GI Foreign Bodies

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A 15-month old boy is in the ER after one episode of non-bilious emesis. His parents found a number of small magnets, from his sister’s toy, in his bed. His vitals and abdominal exam are normal. An abdominal film is shown. What would you do next?​

 

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The magnets has passed stomach. So treat conservatively and encourage bulky soft diet
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    multiple magnets in the intestine indicates laparotomy as it might cause perforation or fistula formation between the intestinal loops.
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