PMID: 9531413Apr 8, 1998Paper

Intraoperative sonography-guided removal of radiolucent foreign bodies

Journal of Pediatric Orthopedics
A LeungR J Cummings

Abstract

This article reports our use of intraoperative sonography to guide in real time, the removal of radiolucent foreign bodies from five patients. Two of these patients had undergone previous unsuccessful attempts at surgical removal in the operating room. The technique is cost effective, readily available, and can be very helpful in locating difficult-to-find radiolucent foreign bodies at the time of surgery.

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