Fatal aspirations in infancy during gastrointestinal series.

W H McAlister, M J Siegel
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Abstract

Three infants with fatal aspirations during gastroesophageal studies are reported because of the rarity of this catastrophe in the literature. Recommendations for avoiding this complication are suggested.

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MeSH Term

Barium Sulfate
Contrast Media
Digestive System
Female
Humans
Infant
Infant, Newborn
Inhalation
Male
Radiography
Respiration
Respiratory System

Chemicals

Contrast Media
Barium Sulfate

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