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Journal Of Ultrasonography

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A case of ultrasound diagnosis of retroperitoneal lesion caused by unnoticed foreign body ingestion

his medical history and recent symptoms. Initially, he could not recall any probable situation of ingesting a foreign body. Fig. 1. Transabdominal ultrasound, Aloka Alpha Prosound 6, straight arrow: stomach (pyloric part) transverse view, curved arrow: toothpick In the next step, gastroscopy was performed endoscopically, showing no obvious abnormalities. An EUS ultrasound image confirmed the presence of a linear foreign body stuck (5.6 mm deep from the ultrasound probe surface) in the muscular

Wojciech Tynecki, Andrzej Tynecki, Agata Grobelna, Tomasz Baranowski, Grzegorz Siemiaszko, Tomasz Łapiński, Julia Wilczek

Journal of Ultrasonography , ISSUE 81, e151–e153