Oluşundan 5 yıl sonra tanı konmuş yabancı cisim aspirasyonu

Erişkinlerde yabancı cisim aspirasyonu nadir olup çeşitli maddelerle gelişebilir. Şikayetlerin azlığı nedeniyle uzun süre fark edilmeyebilir. Hastalar bazen yanlışlıkla astım, pnömoni ve kronik obstrüktif akciğer hastalığı var sanılarak tedavi edilebilir. Benzer şekilde takip ve tedavi edilen 72 yaşında bir erkek hastada gerçekleştikten 5 yıl sonra tespit edilen bir yabancı cisim aspirasyonu olgusunun klinik bulguları, öyküsü ve tedavi sonuçları paylaşılmaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

aspirasyon, konuşma protezi, bronkoskopi

A case of foreign body aspiration diagnosed 5 years after the incident

Foreign body aspiration is rare in adult patients. The aspirated materials may be of various kinds and may not be diagnosed for a long period of time. The patients sometimes are even misdiagnosed and may be treated as asthma, pneumonia, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients. A 72-year-old male patient treated as such was discovered to have a foreign body aspiration 5 years after the incident. The clinical presentation, history, and treatment are presented.

Keywords:

aspiration, bronchoscopy, speaking valve,

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