Adolescent Self‐Inserted Rectal Foreign Body Removed Manually With Topical Anesthetic Only

Takuto Shimada; Shigeki Tsuboi

doi:10.1002/ccr3.72288

March 1, 2026Clinical Case ReportsOpen Access

Adolescent Self‐Inserted Rectal Foreign Body Removed Manually With Topical Anesthetic Only

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Key Points

To explore the safe removal of self-inserted rectal foreign bodies in adolescents using only topical anesthesia.
Conducted thorough CT assessments to identify potential perforations.
Performed manual extraction of rectal foreign bodies with patient cooperation.
Utilized voluntary muscle control during the extraction procedure.
Successful manual removal of rectal foreign bodies under topical anesthesia without complications.
CT assessments effectively ruled out perforations in selected cases.
Procedure deemed safe in asymptomatic adolescents.

Implication

Observational report on safe manual removal of rectal foreign bodies in adolescents, indicating effective topical anesthesia use.

Abstract

Adolescent cases of self‐inserted rectal foreign bodies are rare. Thorough CT assessment to exclude perforation is essential. Manual extraction using only topical anesthesia with patient cooperation and voluntary muscle control can be safely performed in selected asymptomatic cases.

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Shimada et al. (2026) studied this question.

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