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An unusual foreign body (broken tubular part of metallic tracheostomy tube) was removed successfully through the preexisting tracheostome. Salient features regarding its lodgement and pathology are highlighted.
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Samant, H.C., Agarwal, M.K., Gupta, O.P. et al. Tracheostomy cannula in the left bronchus. Indian J Otolaryngol 31, 38–39 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02992257
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