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Intrarectal glass bottle detected on erect abdominal radiograph of Case 1.
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F1
Standing abdominal radiographs of patient were obtained in emergency department for differential diagnosis, and showed bottle in the rectum without any evidence of free air or air-fluid levels. (Figure 1).
Image of deodorant bottle seen on erect abdominal radiograph of Case 2.
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F2
Colotomy was then performed, and bottle was extracted in its entirety and without breakage (Figure 2).
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Surgically extracted rectal foreign object seen in Figure 1.
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F3
Intrapelvic deodorant container was observed (Figure 3).