To the Editor,

Ingestion of foreign bodies is most commonly observed in children aged between 6 months and 3 years. Generally, the children in this age group put foreign bodies into their mouths to know them. Foreign bodies most commonly lead to obstruction at the cricopharyngeal muscle level, in the 1/3 middle part of the esophagus, in the lower esophageal sphincter, in the pylor and in the ileocecal valve (1). The most commonly ingested foreign bodies include coins, toy parts, fish bone, pin and batteries (1,2). Foreign bodies pass trough the gastrointestinal system spontenously with a rate of 80-90%. 10-20 % of foreign bodies are removed endoscopically and only 1% need surgical intervention (3). In this article, ingestion of bullet which is an unusual foreign body was presented and treatment approach was discussed