Stöckchen, Granne, Zahnstocher – Bildgebende Diagnostik von Fremdkörpern im Weichteilgewebe

Die Suche nach einem Fremdkörper kann zur echten Herausforderung werden. Sitz des Fremdkörpers, Verfügbarkeit der bildgebenden Modalitäten und Erfahrung entscheiden über das diagnostische Procedere.

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Artikel online veröffentlicht:
19. April 2021

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