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• TITLE: Endoscopic Extraction of a Sewing Needle in a 12-Year-Old Child’s Stomach: A Case Report and Literature Review

  AUTHORS: Mohamadou Abdou Galdima, Fouwou Njoya Charifa, Eric Ntchobé Tobie, Raoul Teffe’e II, Guy Roger Nsenga Djapa, Servais Albert Fiacre Eloumou Bagnaka, Hamadou Ba, Oudou Njoya

  KEYWORDS: Foreign Body, Sewing Needle, Endoscopy, Case Report

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Gastroenterology, Vol.16 No.6, June 25, 2026

  ABSTRACT: Foreign body ingestion is a frequent occurrence in pediatrics. The peak incidence is observed between 6 months and 6 years of age, while ingestions are less common in older children. Although the majority of swallowed foreign bodies are spontaneously eliminated through feces, sharp or pointed objects which have a high potential risk of perforation of a segment of the digestive tract must be removed urgently by endoscopy. We report the case of a sewing needle ingestion in an older child, which was extracted endoscopically five days after the incident.