Doctors Save Infant After Swallowing Plastic Piece
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Doctors at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera saved a nine-month-old infant who had swallowed a piece of plastic from a ketchup bottle. The plastic was lodged between the baby's vocal cords and was successfully removed during surgery.
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- Doctors saved a nine-month-old infant's life.
- The infant swallowed a plastic piece from a ketchup bottle.
- The plastic lodged between the baby's vocal cords.
- A camera and surgery were used for removal.
- The infant suffered from cough and hoarseness for five days.
Medical staff at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera successfully saved the life of a nine-month-old infant from Binyamina. The baby was brought to the hospital suffering from an unusual cough and hoarseness that had persisted for five days at home.
An examination using a small camera inserted through the infant's nose revealed a piece of plastic from a ketchup bottle lodged between the baby's vocal cords. The child was immediately taken to the operating room.
A team from the Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) department successfully removed the plastic obstruction, saving the infant's life.
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