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Wesley D. Banks, DO

Emergency Medicine Resident
Stony Brook University Hospital
Saint James, United States

Wesley Banks, DO
Emergency Medicine Resident PGY-1
Stony Brook University Hospital
POCUS in the Emergency Department: A Case of Radiolucent Foreign Body in the Rectum Not Seen on Plain Film X-Ray
Case report involving a young female of childebearing years presenting to the ED with a rectal foreign body of an adult toy. KUB X-Ray imaging negative, POCUS revealed object in question without concerning signs typical of rectal foreign body (perforation, obstruction, edema, etc.)

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