Removal of pins by magnetic extractor: Minimally Invasive Therapy & Allied Technologies: Vol 6, No 5-6

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Summary. Two patients were admitted after having inhaled a pin; both were females aged between 8-9 years. Aspiration into the right bronchial tree, which was not attained by a foreign-body forceps, occurred in both patients. The pins were successfully retrieved by use of the magnetic extractor using a rigid bronchoscope under direct visual control.

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