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Navi Mumbai: Doctors Remove 2-cm Fish Bone Embedded In Stomach Wall, Help Patient Avoid Open Surgery

Navi Mumbai, September 18: A 43-year-old Dombivli man, who had been experiencing chest heaviness and upper abdominal discomfort for nearly a month, was found to have a sharp 2-cm fish bone embedded in the wall of his stomach and causing a localised abscess close to the liver. Doctors at a Vashi hospital removed the foreign body through an advanced endoscopic procedure, helping the patient avoid…

Navi Mumbai: Doctors Remove 2-cm Fish Bone Embedded In Stomach Wall, Help Patient Avoid Open Surgery

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