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Close Encounters With Foreign Objects: A Slide Show

September 6, 2012

Inspiratory (A), expiratory (B), and lateral (C) chest radiographs confirmed the diagnosis of an endobronchial foreign body. Bronchoscopy revealed a blue pushpin that obstructed the right bronchus intermedius and faced proximally into the large airways (D). The larynx, trachea, carina, and left main bronchus were not affected.

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Photos courtesy of John Harrington, MD
 

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