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Foreign-body pneumonitis associated with tracheostomy
Critical Care Medicine
|August 1, 1984
Abstract:
Foreign-body aspiration in adults is usually associated with asphyxiation after aspiration of food particles. The present report documents a case of foreign-body aspiration that resulted from poor tracheostomy care in an alcoholic patient, and caused fulminant pneumonitis.
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