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Doctors Remove Staple Pins From Infant’s Esophagus After Weeks of Breathing Trouble A six-month-old infant in Ashdod suffered weeks of respiratory symptoms caused by staple pins stuck in his esophagus. After diagnosis via X-ray, doctors performed a complex surgery to remove the pins, which had caused inflammation and infection. The infant is now recovering with medical treatment and feeding support.
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What happened 01 A six-month-old infant suffered six weeks of cough and breathing difficulties before diagnosis. 02 X-rays at Assuta Ashdod Hospital revealed staple pins lodged in the infant’s esophagus. 03 A multidisciplinary team performed a 90-minute surgery to remove all pins safely. 04 The pins caused local inflammation, swelling, and infection requiring post-op treatment. 05 The infant received antibiotics, steroids, acid reducers, and was fed via a tube initially. 06 Doctors stress persistent symptoms in infants require thorough investigation to rule out foreign bodies. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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