Foreign bodies in the ears causing complications and requiring hospitalization in children 0-14 age: results from the ESFBI study
- Gregori, D
- Morra, B
- Berchialla, P
- Salerni, L
- Scarinzi, C
- Snidero, S
- Corradetti, R
- Passali, D
- Corradetti, R
- Gregori, D
- Passali, D
- Snidero, S
- Klaus, A
- Isidor, H
- Gernot, S
- Jan, B
- Bernard, B
- Todor, K
- Tzolo, T
- Ranko, M
- Lana, K
- Ivo, S
- Mirko, T
- Caye-Thomasen, P
- Anne, P
- Volker, J
- Onder, G
- Simasko, N
- Chroni, M
- Christopoulos, I
- Passali, D
- Bellussi, L
- Passali, GC
- Passali, F
- Damiani, V
- Chmielik, M
- Sarafoleanu, D
- Sarafoleanu, C
- Gheorghe, C
- Jakubíková, J
- Zargi, M
- Groselj, A
- Matos, A
- Lorenzo, R
- Cervera, J
- Pontus, S
- Pasche, P
- Cherif, A
- Metin, OT
- Ozden, C
- Riza, D
- Graham, J
- Rea, P
- Obholtzer, R
DOIAbstract
The occurrence of foreign bodies (FBs) in otorhinolaryngological practice is a common and serious problem among patients in paediatric age. The aim of this work is to characterize the risk of complications and prolonged hospitalization due to foreign bodies in ears in terms of the characteristics of the injured patients (age, gender), typology and features of the foreign bodies, the circumstances of the accident and the hospitalization's details
Add to ORKG