Ingestion of caustic substances: A 15-year experience

Keyphrases

• Accidental Ingestion 25%
• Acetic Acid 25%
• Adult Case 25%
• Aerodigestive Tract 25%
• Age at Presentation 25%
• Alkaline Cleaning 25%
• Alkaline Substances 25%
• Amount of Substance 25%
• Anatomic Distribution 25%
• Arab children 25%
• Caustic Agents 75%
• Caustic Ingestion 100%
• Caustic Substance 100%
• Children under 5 Years 25%
• Chlorine Bleach 25%
• Cleaning Agents 25%
• Clinical Signs 25%
• Cultural Festivals 25%
• Degree of Injury 75%
• Demographic Characteristics 25%
• Diagnostic Tool 25%
• Distribution of Injuries 25%
• Early Complications 25%
• Esophageal Injury 25%
• Esophagus 50%
• First Degree 25%
• Injury Severity 25%
• Jewish children 25%
• Late Complications 25%
• Medical Records 25%
• Most Common Cause 25%
• Mucosal Injury 50%
• Pediatric Population 25%
• Religious Festivals 25%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 25%
• Rigid Esophagoscopy 25%
• Second Degree 25%
• Serious Injury 25%
• Substance P 25%
• Tertiary Care Hospital 25%
• Third Degree 25%
• Ventilatory Support 25%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Caustic Agent 100%
• Clinical Feature 33%
• Cohort Study 33%
• Esophagus Injury 33%
• Injury Severity 33%
• Potassium Acetate 33%
• Substance P 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Acetic Acid 7%
• Caustic Agent 21%
• Clinical Finding 7%
• Esophagoscopy 7%
• Esophagus 14%
• Esophagus Injury 7%
• Ingestion 100%
• Injury Severity 7%
• Medical Record 7%
• Pediatrics 7%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 7%
• Substance P 7%