Traumatic wounds and lacerations are a common reason for patients to present to
emergency departments, with retained foreign bodies (FBs) accounting for 7%–15% of …

Musculoskeletal infections consist of different clinical conditions that are commonly
encountered in daily clinical settings. As clinical findings and even laboratory tests cannot …

Purpose To evaluate the effectiveness of plain radiography (X-ray. XR), computed
tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MR) in visualising commonly seen …

Identification and characterization of foreign bodies in the distal limb of horses poses a
diagnostic challenge. The aims of this prospective experimental cadaver study were to …

Objectives Foreign bodies (FBs) account for 3.8% of all pathologies of the head and neck
region, and approximately one third of them are missed on initial examination. Thus, FBs …

Objective This study investigates ultrasonography as an effective tool for localizing and
measuring the depth and size of wooden foreign bodies to perform less invasive and easier …

Background Oral and maxillofacial surgeons often encounter foreign objects within the
human body. Despite the visual identification of foreign objects via imaging techniques, the …

Patients with penetrating wounds with suspected foreign bodies retained in the wound are
often seen in emergency departments. Imaging studies are necessary to rule out the …

Objectives This study evaluated success rates of surgical treatment of head and neck
abscesses and draining tracts for suspected migrating vegetal foreign body and …

Objectives The accurate localization of the foreign bodies (FBs) is essential. This work
presents a new noninvasive technique for subcutaneous metallic FBs under a radiographic …