Drug ampoules in rectum: Lucky co-incidental finding in emergency department of eastern Nepal
Abstract
Background: Rectal foreign body is uncommon in emergency usually presenting after failure to remove the object manually or with other complications.
Case: Twenty two years male in emergency department presented with rectal leeding following a manual attempt to remove drug ampoules from rectum.
Conclusion: In an unexplained rectal bleed, foreign bodies could be a pitfall.
Health Renaissance 2015;13(3): 185-187
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