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Patients presenting to the emergency department with a possible barbeque brush bristle ingestion pose many challenges. A detailed history and oral examination is needed and the typical first line investigation involves flexible laryngoscopy for direct visualization of the bristle. Given the high rate of false negatives with laryngoscopy, further imaging may be required in patients with a high suspicion of bristle ingestion Case Reports We report on two cases presenting to the emergency department with pain following ingestion of grilled
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