ArticleClinical case reports2026
Successful Management of a Foreign Body Impacted in the Hard Palate: A Case Report From a Rural Setting.
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- Successful Management of a Foreign Body Impacted in the Hard Palate: A Case Report From a Rural Setting.Clinical case reports · 2026Article
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Abstract
Foreign body ingestion and impaction in children pose significant challenges, particularly in atypical locations like the hard palate. This case report details the successful management of a doll's eye embedded in the hard palate of an 18-month-old female child in a rural setting, highlighting the importance of clinical acumen, resourcefulness, and prompt intervention. Despite limited specialized care access, the foreign body was safely extracted under intravenous anesthesia using basic surgical facilities. This case underscores the risks associated with foreign body impaction in young children and emphasizes the need for preventive strategies and parental education.
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