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case_images: Radiological examination showing a foreign body in the cervical-7 to thoracic-1 area.
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case_images: A chest X-ray presented an image of a circular foreign object between the cervical-7(C7) to thoracic-1(Th1), possibly in the oesophagus, with no signs of pneumonia (Figure 1).
case_images: Foreign body extraction process.
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case_images: Upon visualization with endoscopy and esophagoscopy on the proximal part approximately 17 cm from the rim of the tooth to the oesophagus, the metal coin was located and was extracted using forceps (Figures 2 and 3).
case_images: Foreign body extracted.
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case_images: Upon visualization with endoscopy and esophagoscopy on the proximal part approximately 17 cm from the rim of the tooth to the oesophagus, the metal coin was located and was extracted using forceps (Figures 2 and 3).