It is important that physicians treating these patients recognize the symptoms of esophageal foreign body impaction requiring urgent intervention, most frequently drooling and the inability to swallow even saliva, neck, regurgitation of food, stridor and shortness of breath if there is compression of the trachea.
Most frequently, these include drooling and the inability to swallow saliva, neck tenderness, regurgitation of food, stridor and shortness of breath if there is compression of the trachea. It is important that physicians treating these patients recognize the symptoms of esophageal foreign body impaction requiring urgent intervention.
It is important that physicians treating these patients recognize the symptoms of esophageal foreign body impaction requiring urgent intervention. Most frequently, these include drooling and the inability to swallow saliva, neck tenderness, regurgitation of food, stridor and shortness of breath if there is compression of the trachea.
It is important that physicians treating these patients recognize the symptoms of esophageal foreign body impaction requiring urgent intervention. Most frequently, these include drooling and the inability to swallow saliva, neck tenderness, regurgitation of food, stridor and shortness of breath if there is compression of the trachea.