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CT scan: double esophageal perforation by ingested meat-bone.
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Furthermore, a contrast medium extravasation was visible on the left side (Fig. 1).
Endoscopic view: endoscopic identification of the ingested meat-bone. (A) meat bone; (B) right perforation; (C) left perforation; (D) outside light during thoracotomy.
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Foreign body: meat-bone removed from esophagus by surgical extraction.
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The extraction of the bone (Fig. 3) left two fissures on the esophageal wall.
Endoscopic treatment: endoscopic clips repairing from inside the right fissure.
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In addition, an endoscopic clipping of the mucosae was performed (Fig. 4).