Association between the corrosion of ingested lithium button battery in the esophagus and its complications in pediatric patients

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Takahiro Hosokawa
Yutaka Tanami
Yumiko Sato
Masashi Yoshida
Ryo Ebana
Tomoko Hara
Ryusuke Nambu
Itaru Iwama
Eiji Oguma
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[1] Saitama Children’s Medical Center,Department of Radiology
[2] Saitama Children’s Medical Center,Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
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Emergency Radiology | 2022年 / 29卷
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Lithium button battery; Foreign body ingestion; Pediatric; Children; Radiograph;
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