Comparison of the efficacy and characteristics of metallic foreign body extraction by incision surgery and x-ray guided forceps after body-surface projection positioning: A STROBE-compliant article

Medicine
Hexiang QianLi Zhang

Abstract

A foreign body retained in soft tissue may give rise to infection and dysfunction, which may pose a potential threat to patient health. Our study is to compare the efficacy and characteristics of metallic foreign body (MFB) extraction from soft tissue by incision surgery and x-ray-guided forceps after body surface projection positioning.This study enrolled 775 patients who underwent percutaneous MFB extraction between January 2011 and December 2016. A total of 257 cases underwent extraction by incision surgery and 518 cases underwent x-ray-guided forceps extraction after body surface projection positioning.All patients were diagnosed by x-ray and the diagnostic accuracy rate was 100%. In the incision surgery group, MFB extraction was successful in 193 of 257 cases. All cases in the forceps extraction group were successful, and the success rate was significantly higher than that of the incision surgery group (100% vs.75.1%, P < .01). Sixty-four patients in the incision surgery group who failed treatment were subsequently treated with x-ray-guided forceps extraction and all MFBs were extracted. The symptoms in all patients were relieved, wound healing was good, and there were no major bleeding, incision infection, or other compli...Continue Reading

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