Monirah Albathi

INTRODUCTION Airway foreign body aspiration is a serious issue in pediatrics. Although organic foreign bodies are more common, aspirating magnetic objects can cause severe morbidity, especially with multiple small magnets. Given the increasing incidence of pediatric magnetic-related foreign bodies, we present a unique case of retrieving a distal tertiary bronchi magnetic foreign body in an older pediatric patient using a flexible, ferromagnetic grasping instrument.

Supporting Information Filename Description lary31783-sup-0001-Supinfo.MP4video/MP4, 126.9 MB Video S1. Video demonstrating small radiopaque foreign body consistent with patient's history of an aspirated metallic nasal ring backing. The metallic foreign body is visualized in the tertiary bronchus on rigid bronchoscopy and multiple attempts with various instruments demonstrate difficulty with removing given distal location.

Supporting Information Filename Description lary31783-sup-0001-Supinfo.MP4video/MP4, 126.9 MB Video S1. Video demonstrating small radiopaque foreign body consistent with patient's history of an aspirated metallic nasal ring backing. The metallic foreign body is visualized in the tertiary bronchus on rigid bronchoscopy and multiple attempts with various instruments demonstrate difficulty with removing given distal location.