Dental needle foreign body in the neck: a case report |
Mohammed, Hassen
(Hamad Medical Corporation, ENT-ORL Department)
Shallik, Nabil (Hamad Medical Corporation, Anaesthesia, ICU and Perioperative Medicine Department) Barsoum, Mina (Hamad Medical Corporation, ENT-ORL Department) Abdulla, Majid Al (Hamad Medical Corporation, ENT-ORL Department) Dogan, Zynel (Plastic and Head and Neck Surgery Department, St. Anna Hospital Vogelsangstrabe) Ahmed, Hassan Haidar (Hamad Medical Corporation, ENT-ORL Department) Moustafa, Abbas (Hamad Medical Corporation, Clinical Radiology and Medical Imaging Department) |
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