Abstract
Oropharyngeal foreign bodies are not infrequently encountered in dogs and are usually associated with dysphagia. In this case an oropharyngeal foreign body resulted in nervous signs as a result of penetration of the cranial cavity and the development of a brain abscess.
MeSH terms
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Animals
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Brain / pathology
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Brain Abscess / etiology
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Brain Abscess / pathology
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Brain Abscess / veterinary*
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Dog Diseases / etiology*
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Dogs
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Female
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Foreign Bodies / veterinary*
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Foreign-Body Migration / complications
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Foreign-Body Migration / pathology
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Foreign-Body Migration / veterinary*
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Needles
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Pharynx*