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Hook Or Lure Ingestion

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Hook Or Lure Ingestion
Detailed annotated images of hook and lure ingestion can be found below.  CLICK on an image to see an enlarged view. 
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  • human interaction

Image Gallery

  • Click to enlarge image 01-hook-lure.jpg Initial Presentation Initial Presentation
  • Click to enlarge image 02-hook-lure.jpg Radiograph of Lure Radiograph of Lure
  • Click to enlarge image 03-hook-lure.jpg Barium Radiograph Barium Radiograph
  • Click to enlarge image 04-hook-lure.jpg Esophageal Impaction Esophageal Impaction
  • Click to enlarge image 05-hook-lure.jpg Chronic Impaction Chronic Impaction
  • Click to enlarge image 06-hook-lure.jpg Hook or Lure Hook or Lure
  • Click to enlarge image 07-hook-lure.jpg Esophageal Perforation Esophageal Perforation
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View the embedded image gallery online at:
https://mmapl.ucsc.edu/causes/human-interaction/hook-or-lure-ingestion#sigProId0876fd1c45
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