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• TITLE: Late Presentation of Bronchial Foreign Body in Young Adult: A Case Report

  AUTHORS: Manish V. Jawarkar, Saumyasekhar Jenasamant, Shyamveer Singh, Harpreet Singh Minhas, Muhammad Abid Geelani

  KEYWORDS: Bronchial, Foreign Body, Lobectomy

  JOURNAL NAME: Case Reports in Clinical Medicine, Vol.5 No.9, September 28, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Foreign body aspiration is common in young children or in adults with advanced age and altered mentation. Usually symptoms present acutely, leading to early intervention. We present a rare case of a healthy young female who aspirated her nasal ring but remained asymptomatic for almost eight years. The patient ultimately required a right upper lobe lobectomy for bronchiectasis.