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A middle-aged man developed hypoxemic respiratory failure requiring emergent endotracheal intubation for airway management. Postintubation chest X-ray revealed a foreign body located in the trachea (figure 1), which was later determined to be a dislodged tooth. Dental injuries during endotracheal intubation are estimated to occur on average 1.13% of the time, with an …
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