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Thakur Deen Yadav¹, Harjeet Singh, Rakesh Sah

¹Department of General Surgery, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research. Chandigarh, India. tdyadav@gmail.com.

JOP : Journal of the Pancreas

|November 13, 2013

Abstract

Context:

The foreign ingestion is common occurrence but migration to pancreas is rare entity. Most of foreign bodies pass spontaneously through the anus but about 1% can perforate the wall of stomach or duodenum to reach solid organ. Pancreatic foreign body can results in fatal complication. Pancreatic foreign body can be removed endoscopically or surgically.

Case Report:

We are reporting a case of successful removal of pancreatic foreign body (sewing needle) by surgery.

Conclusion:

Pancreatic foreign body is a uncommon entity and surgical removal is warranted in majority of cases.

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