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case_images: Barium swallow showing a left paramedian diverticulum with mild indentation on the trachea.
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case_images: A barium swallow revealed a left paramedian diverticulum located at the thoracic inlet (Figure 1).
case_images: Axial CT scan image of the neck with contrast confirming the diverticulum arising from the midline that is directed towards the left side.
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case_images: The previous CT was reviewed, and the radiologist confirmed the presence of a cricopharyngeal diverticulum arising from the midline and directed towards the left side consistent with Zenker diverticulum (Figure 2).
case_images: Endoscopic image of the foreign body retrieval.
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case_images: After gentle blunt dissection, it was successfully removed using long forceps (Figure 3) and was a removable partial lower incisor denture (Figure 4).
case_images: Removable partial lower incisor denture measuring 3 centimeters.
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case_images: After gentle blunt dissection, it was successfully removed using long forceps (Figure 3) and was a removable partial lower incisor denture (Figure 4).