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A Case of Metallic Foreign Body Retained in the Naso-Maxillo-Ethmoido-Orbital Complex
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The foreign bodies in the nasal cavity are rare diseases and mostly traumatic in origin. These foreign bodies result in pain, bleeding, and infection and are imediately removed in most cases. However, the foreign body without serious symptoms can remain for several years without treatment. Recently we experienced the penetrating metalic foreign body retained in the nasal cavity over tained in both ethmoid sinuses and the septum and another in the naso-maxillo-orbital cavity resulting in orbital abscess. The foreign bodies were removed sucessfully with nasal endoscope, sublabial approach and lower eyelid approach to the orbit with-out rhino-ophthalmological sequelae.
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