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Orbezoar: a superabsorbent polymer causing small bowel obstruction in a toddler

Michelakos et al., 2020

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14866081697571198645
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Michelakos T
Tanaka M
Patel M
Ryan D
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Journal of pediatric gastroenterology and nutrition

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Foreign body ingestions are not uncommon in children between 6 months and 3 years. The majority are managed conservatively and< 1% necessitate surgery (1, 2). Superabsorbent polymers are materials, which retain a substantial amount of liquid allowing them to expand …
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