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Abstract
A case of a transcervical-intraoral penetrating foreign body in a 49-year-old man
is presented. This is of interest because of the unusual mechanism of this potentially
fatal injury, including the oral cavity, and because of the absence of serious neurologic
sequelae.
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© 1979 Published by Elsevier Inc.
