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abstractpubmed· Abstract 2016· item PMID:27209639

Case of unrecognised food bone ingestion with dual site intestinal perforations. Food bone perforation of the bowel is a relatively rare diagnosis. Its presentation is non-specific and often misdiagnosed. We present a case where a food bone perforation in both the large and small bowel was diagnosed on CT scan. A successful outcome was achieved with surgical treatment.