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An Unusual Incidental Radiographic Finding–A Stapler Pin: a Case CASE REPORT / PRIKAZ SLUČAJA Serbian Dental Journal, vol. 61, No 1, 2014 45 UDC: 616.314.9-003.6-053.2 DOI: 10.2298/SGS1401045K An Unusual Incidental Radiographic Finding – A Stapler Pin: A Case Report Smita Kamtane1, Monali Ghodke2 1Department of Oral Medicine and Radiology, Dr. D. Y. Patil Dental School, Pune, India; 2Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Sinhgad Dental College and Hospital, Pune, India SUMMARY Accidental discovery of a foreign object embedded in a tooth is not common. Children often have a habit of inserting objects into their mouth. Some of these objects can be accidentally ingested or even aspirated which can be a very frightening and a stressful experience. Herein, we report a case of a 7-year-old boy who presented with a stapler pin lodged in the root canal space of maxillary left deciduous central incisor. Keywords: foreign bodies; stapler pins; deciduous teeth INTRODUCTION central incisor (Figure 2). To localize this foreign object additional parallax views were taken. On further question- Accidental ingestion or aspiration of a variety of foreign ing it was found that the child was playing with the stap- objects is a common pediatric emergency. The discovery ler pin a week before, when it got stuck in his tooth. The of foreign objects in teeth is a special situation, which child’s attempts to remove the foreign object were futile. is often diagnosed accidentally. Detailed case history, The incident was concealed from his parents as he was clinical and radiographic examinations are necessary to afraid of punishment. The timing of presentation enabled come to a conclusion about the nature, size and location us to solve the problem by extraction of the affected tooth of the foreign body as well as difficulties involved in its (after obtaining the written consent from the parents) as retrieval. Sometimes foreign objects get stuck in the root the permanent incisor was erupting. Subsequently, the canals and children do not reveal to their parents because maxillary left deciduous central incisor was extracted they are afraid of punishment. This situation is common (Figure 3). This timely diagnosis and management of in children. Majority of cases of accidental ingestion or foreign object embedded in the tooth avoided further aspiration of foreign objects in children occur between complications such as pain, bleeding and infection. the ages of 6 months to 3 years and include a variety of objects like coins, marbles, pins, keys, rings and toys [1]. Also, an injury of hard and soft tissues may occur as a DISCUSSION consequence of children’s habit to put foreign objects in mouth. These foreign objects may act as a potential source Various foreign objects have been reported lodged in the of infection and may later lead to a painful condition. In root canals and pulp chamber, which ranged from pencil the present case, we report a stapler pin found incident- leads [2], darning needles [3], metal screws [4], to beads ally on a radiograph of carious maxillary left deciduous [5] and stapler pins [6]. In our case, a stapler pin was central incisor. lodged into the root canal of the left maxillary decidu- ous central incisor. Grossman and Heaton [7] reported retrieval of indelible ink pencil tips, brads, tooth picks, ad- CASE REPORT sorbent points and even a tomato seed from the root can- als of anterior teeth left open for drainage. A radiograph A 7-year-old boy reported to the Department of Oral can be of diagnostic significance especially if the foreign Medicine and Radiology, with a chief complaint of a pain object is radioopaque. McAuliffe et al. [5] summarized in upper left back region that started 8 days ago. Pain was various radiographic methods useful to localize radio- moderate, intermittent, throbbing, non-radiating, non- opaque foreign objects as Parallax views, Triangulation referred and relieved by medications (Figure 1). An x- techniques, Stereo Radiography and Tomography. Special- ray was advised for the upper left deciduous first molar. ized radiographic techniques such as radiovisiography, 3D Occlusal caries was seen on the tooth 64 along with a CAT scans can play a pivotal role in localization of foreign radioopaque object resembling a stapler pin in root canal objects inside the root canal. space of deciduous maxillary left central incisor which For retrieval of foreign objects from the pulp chamber was superimposed with unerupted upper left permanent or canal, ultrasonic instruments [8], the Masserann kit Address for correspondence: Monali GHODKE, Maharashtra Housing Board, M-45/2603, Yerwada, Pune-411006, Maharashtra, India; [email protected] 46 Kamtane S. et Ghodke M. An Unusual Incidental Radiographic Finding – A Stapler Pin: A Case Report Figure 1. Clinical view of deciduous left maxillary central incisor Slika 1. Klinički izgled mlečnog gornjeg levog centralnog sekutića Figure 3. Extracted deciduous left maxillary central incisor with present foreign object, stapler pin, in the root canal Slika 3. Izvađen mlečni gornji levi centralni sekutić sa stanim telom, municijom za heftalicu, u kanalu korena This incident highlights the fact that parents should be advised to keep small objects out of reach of children. Although the presence of foreign objects retrieved from the root canals and pulp chambers of the permanent teeth have been reported, the presence of foreign objects found in the deciduous teeth is an uncommon situation. Figure 2. X ray of deciduous left maxillary central incisor with pres- ent unerupted permanent left maxillary central incisor REFERENCES Slika 2. Rendgenski snimak mlečnog gornjeg levog centralnog se- kutića sa neizniklim stalnim gornjim levim centralnim sekutićem 1. Van As AB, du Toit N, Wallis L, Stool D, Chen X, Rode H. The South African experience with ingestion injury in children. Int J Pediatr Oto- rhinolaryngol. 2003; 67:175-8. 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Endoscopically and cardiac tamponade have also been reported [5, 6]. assisted procedure for the removal of a foreign body from the maxil- Attempts for removal of the object by the child or par- lary sinus and contemporary endodontic surgical treatment of the ent may result in accidental aspiration or ingestion with tooth. Head Face Med. 2006; 8:37. serious complications. In the present case, the child did not reveal the incident till the stapler pin was seen on the periapical radiograph. Received: 18/11/2013 • Accepted:30/01/2014 Stomatološki glasnik Srbije. 2014;61(1):45-48 47 Neobičan slučajan radiografski nalaz – municija za heftalicu: prikaz slučaja Smita Kamtane1, Monali Godke2 1Katedra za oralnu medicinu i radiologiju, Stomatološki fakultet „Dr D. J. Patil“, Pune, Indija; 2Katedra za oralnu i maksilofacijalnu hirurgiju, Stomatološki fakultet i bolnica „Sinhgad“, Pune, Indija KRATAK SADRŽAJ Na laz stra nog te la u zu bu ni je čest. De ca ima ju obi čaj da uno se stra ne pred me te u usta. Ne ki od ovih pred me ta mo gu se slu čaj no pro- gu ta ti ili čak udah nu ti u di saj ne pu te ve, što mo že bi ti ve o ma za stra šu ju će i stre sno is ku stvo.
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