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<abstract><title style='display:none'>Abstract</title> Background: Usually children mistakenly swallow foreign bodies, and most objects are spontaneously discharged through the digestive tract without consequence. However, sometimes the objects can cause gastrointestinal perforation, with serious complications.Objective: To report the case of a 26-year-old male patient, who mistakenly swallowed a bamboo chopstick 14 years ago. The chopstick eventually perforated the gastric fundus and left diaphragm, pierced the lower left lobe of the lung, and caused a lower left lung abscess.Method: A thoracotomy was conducted to remove the foreign body and the lower left lobe of the lung, followed by a patch fundoplication.Result: The object was removed and the patient’s lesions healed after surgery.Conclusion: The ingestion of foreign bodies rarely causes serious problems, but we should be vigilant to the occurrence of complications, and close follow-up should be conducted. This follow-up should include confirmation that the foreign body has passed through the alimentary tract.</abstract>

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Department of Thoracic Surgery, Jilin University China–Japan Union Hospital, Changchun, Jilin 130033,

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<article-title>Lower left lung abscess from combined stomach and left diaphragm perforation by an intragastric foreign body</article-title>

Lower left lung abscess from combined stomach and left diaphragm perforation by an intragastric foreign body

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Asian Biomedicine

Lower left lung abscess from combined stomach and left diaphragm perforation by an intragastric foreign body

Yue Wang,
Yue Wang,
Liang Chen Qi,
Liang Chen Qi,
Nan Gao,
Nan Gao,
Zhi Feng Han and
Zhi Feng Han and
Hai Xiang Yu
Hai Xiang Yu

Published Online: 04 Feb 2017

Volume & Issue: Volume 8 (2014) - Issue 5 (October 2014)

Page range: 673 - 676

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Lower left lung abscess from combined stomach and left diaphragm perforation by an intragastric foreign body

Yue Wang,Yue Wang,Liang Chen Qi,Liang Chen Qi,Nan Gao,Nan Gao,Zhi Feng Han andZhi Feng Han andHai Xiang YuHai Xiang Yu

Published Online: 04 Feb 2017

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Yue Wang,
Yue Wang,
Liang Chen Qi,
Liang Chen Qi,
Nan Gao,
Nan Gao,
Zhi Feng Han and
Zhi Feng Han and
Hai Xiang Yu
Hai Xiang Yu