ON A CASE OF OESOPHAGEAL DEBRIS (FISH BONE) WHICH FOLLOWED AN INTERESTING CLINICAL COURSE AND A STATISTIC OBSERVATION OF OESOPHAGEAL DEBRIS IN SOUTHERN FORMOSA

Abstract

A report was made on a rare case of oesophageal debris who had developed oesophageal abscess by the presence of this debris. The patient was cured, by good hap, by the use of a large amount of antibiotics as well as by the spontaneous drainage after the treatment continued over a month.
Considerations were given on the geographic difference of oesophageal debris by the statistic observation of the patients in southern Formosa.