Journal of Surgery & Clinical Practice

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Hussein Elkhayat Author

Subjects of specialization
Surgeon

Biography

Hussein Elkhayat is a researcher who works on the interface between Clinical Performance and Management. She recently finished working on an inclusion and diversity consultancy project for the UK Cabinet Office. Before that, she was the postdoc on the Leverhulme funded.


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Research Article Open Access

Outcomes of Impaction of Unusual Foreign Bodies in the Aero-digestive Tracts

Author(s):

Hussein Elkhayat and Mohamed AK Salama Ayyad

Backgrounds: Foreign body aspiration and swallow is principal cause of accidental death in children. all foreign bodies should not be placed in the aero-digestive tracts but some are common to find others are not that common which confuse the thoracic surgeon while trying to extract them successfully.

Methods: A retrospective descriptive study from 2011 till 2015. Inclusion criteria were all patient with history or radiological evidence of foreign body aspiration or swallow on the esophagus that underwent at least a trial of extraction either via scope, open surgery or VATS. unusual foreign body was described as foreign body that found in less than 0.5% of cases.

Results: Eighteen different ... view moreĀ»

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