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A Case of Foreign Body in the Biliary Tree and the Challenge of Hypereosinophilia

by Fasulo, Ernesto , Maida, Marcello , Mandarino, Francesco Vito , Rossi, Francesca , Alloro, Rita , Testai, Sergio , Marasà, Marta , Conoscenti, Giuseppe , Raimondo, Dario , Sinagra, Emanuele , Brinch, Daniele , Cristofalo, Serena

in Abdomen / Bile ducts / Case reports / Catheters / cholangioscopy / Cholangitis / Cholecystectomy / Embolization / Endoscopy / ERCP / Foreign bodies / foreign body / Gallstones / Hepatectomy / hepatic hydatidosis / hypereosynophilia / Laparoscopy / Leukocytes / Medical imaging / Surgical outcomes

2023

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A Case of Foreign Body in the Biliary Tree and the Challenge of Hypereosinophilia

Fasulo, Ernesto,

Maida, Marcello,

Mandarino, Francesco Vito,

Rossi, Francesca,

Alloro, Rita,

Testai, Sergio,

Marasà, Marta,

Conoscenti, Giuseppe,

Raimondo, Dario,

Sinagra, Emanuele,

Brinch, Daniele,

Cristofalo, Serena

2023

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In all reported cases of foreign body migration or impaction in the biliary tree, there is no mention of the presence of hypereosinophilia among the laboratory findings. This could possibly be attributed to the local tissue reaction caused by the impacted foreign body. Here, we present our experience with the removal of a screw from a surgical retractor that became lodged in the common bile duct (CBD) and migrated in a patient who had previously undergone a left lateral hepatectomy for hepatic hydatidosis. The imaging was not sufficient to make a diagnosis, and the interpretation of hypereosinophilia in such a case could pose a challenge.

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