Progress of Digestive Endoscopy(1972)
Online ISSN : 2189-0021
Print ISSN : 0389-9403
Case report
Three Cases of Colonoscopic Removal of Foreign Body
Yoshiaki KohataTakeo MiyaharaNaoki ShimizuKouichi WatanabeKazuo UchiyamaMorihito IgawaYasushi ShinoharaTaisei ShiratoriYoshihiko KubotaToshitaka TakeshitaMasaaki MiyaokaToshihiko SaitoSoichiro FuruhataTsuyoshi KinoshitaKatsuhide Fukutake
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1993 Volume 43 Pages 211-214

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The endoscopic removal of colonic foreign body was underwent in three cases. In two cases the foreign bodies were a needle and an artificial tooth, which passed down from the upper intestinal tract. In the another case, it was a vibrator, which was introduced through the anus. They were each removed endoscopically from the transvers colon, ascending colon and rectum. Polypectomy snare or biopsy forceps were used removals. No complications were observed.
A foreign body sometimes brings on the perforation, bleeding, and etc. Surgical procedures are necessary for these cases. Endoscopic removal of foreign body is popular method for upper gastrointestinal tract. But it is rare for lower intestinal tract. We concluded that the endoscopic removal of colonic foreign body is a safe and effective method.

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