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ISSN 19485190 (online)World Journal of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy World J Gastrointest Endosc 2014 August 16; 6(8): 334389Published by Baishideng Publishing Group IncWJ GEWorld Journal of Gastrointestinal

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1. Assess the patient for symptoms of foreign body ingestion or aspiration, such as coughing, choking, or difficulty breathing.
2. Conduct a thorough clinical examination, including history-taking and physical examination.
3. Use appropriate imaging studies (e.g., X-ray or CT scan) to confirm the presence and location of the foreign body.
4. Administer sedation or anesthesia as needed for patient comfort and safety during the procedure.
5. Insert the endoscope orally or nasally, depending on the location of the foreign body.
6. Carefully visualize the foreign body using the endoscope and assess its characteristics (size, shape, and material).
7. Employ appropriate instruments (e.g., forceps, balloon sweep) to retrieve or manipulate the foreign body.
8. Ensure proper techniques to avoid complications, like perforation or bleeding, during retrieval.
9. After successful removal, monitor the patient for any post-procedural complications.
10. Provide patient education regarding prevention of foreign body ingestion or aspiration.

Who needs endoscopic management of foreign?

1. Patients who have ingested or aspirated a foreign body and exhibit symptoms such as choking, difficulty breathing, or severe pain.
2. Individuals with high-risk factors, including children, elderly, or individuals with swallowing difficulties.
3. Patients with confirmed imaging studies showing an obstructing foreign body that cannot be removed passively.
4. Individuals who have not passed the foreign body after a period of observation (typically 24 hours).

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What is endoscopic management of foreign?

Endoscopic management of foreign refers to the medical procedures utilized to remove or address foreign objects that have entered the body, often through minimally invasive techniques using an endoscope.

Who is required to file endoscopic management of foreign?

Medical professionals and hospitals involved in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with foreign body ingestion or insertion are required to file for endoscopic management of foreign.

How to fill out endoscopic management of foreign?

To fill out endoscopic management of foreign, one should follow the provided institutional guidelines, complete patient information, detail the procedure conducted, and include any relevant findings or outcomes.

What is the purpose of endoscopic management of foreign?

The purpose of endoscopic management of foreign is to safely remove foreign objects from the digestive tract or other areas of the body, preventing complications or further health issues.

What information must be reported on endoscopic management of foreign?

The information that must be reported includes patient demographics, details of the foreign body, procedure type, findings during the procedure, and post-procedural outcomes.