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KMID : 0378620030190000138
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Baptist Hospital Medical Journal
2003 Volume.19 No. 0 p.138 ~ p.141
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Migration of a Globefish Bone to the Stemocleidomastoid Muscle
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선우미옥/Sunwoo, Mi Ok
백승국/최한용/Baik, Seung Kug/Choi, Han Yong
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Abstract
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Fishbones are the most common upper aerodigestive and esophageal foreign body found in adults. Usually these bones pass, but when complications arise, they can be catastrophic and may include neck abscesses, mediastinitis, and esophago-aortic or esophagocarotid fistulas We report theradiologic findings of fishbone injury occurring in a 48-year-old man in whom a globefish bone had penenentrated the hypopharynx and migrated to the stemocleidomastoid muscle.
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