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Amaç: Burun boşluğuna yabancı cisim sokulması, çocuklarda çok yaygın bir olaydır. Bazen burun boşluğundaki yabancı
Objective: The insertion of a foreign body in the nasal cavity is a very common incident in children. It can sometimes be difficult to detect a foreign body in the nasal cavity. The type of foreign body varies and extraction can sometimes be difficult. As long as foreign bodies remain in the nasal cavity, they may cause serious complications. Material and Methods: Between April 2017 and November 2017, 132 patients with foreign bodies seen at the ENT clinic were evaluated retrospectively in terms of age, gender, complaints, clinical findings, foreign body types and complications. Results: 57.5% of the cases were female and 42.5% were male. The average age was 45.9 months (SD: 25.7). The location was the right nasal cavity in 86 patients (65.1%). The presenting symptom was unilateral purulant rhinorrhea in 53.1% of the cases, epistaxis in 24.1% of cases and foul odor in 22.8% of cases. The main types of nasal foreign body were inorganic materials (83.4%). Beads were the most common inorganic substance with 26 cases (23.6%). Conclusion: A nasal foreign body is frequently seen in children, and can manifest clinically by creating nasal obstruction, unilateral purulent nasal discharge, nose bleeding, and foul odor. If nasal foreign bodies are detected late, complications such as sinusitis, otitis media, rhinolitis, periorbital cellulitis, and meningitis may occur. The presence of foreign bodies should therefore always be considered in patients with nasal obstruction, unilateral purulent nasal discharge, epistaxis and foul odor complaints in ENT and pediatric clinics.
Objective: Insertion of a foreign body in the nasal cavitiy is a very common incident in children. It can sometimes be difficult to detect a foreign body in the nasal cavitiy. The type of foreign body varies and extraction can sometimes be difficult. As long as foreign bodies remain in the nasal cavity, they may cause serious complications. Material and Methods: Between April 2017 and November 2017, 132 patients with foreign bodies seen at the ENT clinic were evaluated retrospectively in terms of age, gender, complaints, clinical findings, foreign body types and complications. Results: 57.5% of the cases were female and 42.5% were male. The mean age was 45.9 months (SD: 25.7). The location was the right nasal cavity in 86 patients (65.1%). The presenting symptom was unilateral purulant rhinorrhea in 53.1% of the cases, epistaxis in 24.1% of cases and foul odor in 22.8% of cases. The main types of nasal foreign body were inorganic materials (83.4%). Beads were the most common inorganic substance with 26 cases (23.6%). Conclusion: A nasal foreign body is frequently seen in children, and can manifest clinically by creating nasal obstruction, unilateral purulent nasal discharge, nose bleeding, and foul odor. If nasal foreign bodies are detected late, complications such as sinusitis, otitis media, rhinolitis, periorbital cellulitis, and meningitis may occur. The presence of foreign bodies should therefore always be considered in patients with nasal obstruction, unilateral purulent nasal discharge, epistaxis and foul odor complaints in ENT and pediatric clinics.
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