Observational study identifies critical radiological markers for diagnosing gastrointestinal tract perforation from fish bones, suggesting improved detection methods.
Key Points
Presence of radiological signs such as mural thickening and extraluminal air indicate complications.
In 97% of cases, foreign bodies were detected, emphasizing the need for careful CT scans.
Analyzed data from 85 patients, highlighting the significance of CT findings in diagnosing perforation.
Fat infiltration was found in 100% of cases, suggesting its role in gut perforation related to fish bones.