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Treatment post foreign object removal may include:
Treatment post foreign object removal may include:
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Oesophageal
mucosa
should be inspected endoscopically
to assess for any damage.
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withdrawal of oral food for 24-48hrs
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*Inspection of the oesophageal
mucosa to assess for any damage.
*Thoracic radiographs to look for pneumothorax caused by oesophageal perforation.
*Thoracic radiographs to look for pneumothorax caused by oesophageal perforation.
*Antibiotic therapy.
*Antibiotic therapy.
*Administration of an H<sub>2</sub> receptor antagonist or proton pump inhibitor.
*Administration of an H<sub>2</sub> receptor antagonist or proton pump inhibitor.
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*Prokinetic agents
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*Prokinetic agents
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*Gastrotomy feeding tube.
Mild oesophagitis:
Mild oesophagitis:
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