Table 2 Clinical characteristics of 9 children with witnessed/self-reported magnetic foreign body misingestion.

From: Clinical characteristics of magnetic foreign body misingestion in children

No

Age, year

Gender

Interval between time of misingestion to clinical visit

Number of FB/initial recognition site

Symptom(s)

Complication

Treatment

Hospital stay, days

2

8.5

M

5 h (witnessed, visited other hospital with only supportive care without KUB)

2 Mags/XMCH

Abdominal pain, vomiting

Obstruction, 1 perforation sites

Lap-tomy

12

3

3.3

M

2 h (witnessed and sent to XMCH directly)

2 Mags/XMCH

No

No

PES-rc

3

5

5

M

5 h (witnessed)

12 MagBs/XMCH

Abdominal pain

No

Lap-tomy

9

9

4.5

M

6 h (witnessed, patient visited other hospital and KUB confirmed diagnosis)

4 MagBs/OH

No

No

Supportive care

2

10

6.4

M

2 hours (witnessed)

8 MagBs/XMCH

No

No

Supportive care

2

11

2.8

M

8 (witnessed, patient visited other hospital and KUB confirmed diagnosis)

7 MagBs/OH

Vomiting

No

PES-re

4

12

5.2

M

2 h (witnessed, patient visited other hospital and KUB confirmed diagnosis)

1 MagBs/OH

No

No

Supportive care

2

13

3

M

6 h (witnessed, patient visited other hospital and KUB revealed magnets)

11 MagBs/OH

No

No

Supportive care

3

14

4.7

M

1 h (witnessed)

3 MagBs/OH

Na

No

Supportive care

2

  1. PES-re panendoscopy retrieval.