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Acun, Ceyda | Üstündağ, Gonca | Söğüt, Ayhan | Koca, Rafet | Numanoğlu, Gamze
Review | 2006 | PEDIATRICS IN REVIEW27 ( 11 )
WOS: 000242176800009 PubMed: 17079503
Onak Kandemir N. | Dogan Gün B. | Irkörücü O. | Tokgöz H. | Barut F. | Cömert M. | Özdamar Ş.O.
Letter | 2011 | Turkish Journal of Gastroenterology22 ( 2 ) , pp.235 - 236
[No abstract available]
Numanoğlu, Kemal Varın | Tatlı, Duygu
Other | 2009 | BMJ Case Reports , pp.235 - 236
The accumulation of undigested foreign bodies or nutrients in the gastrointestinal tract forming a conglomeration is called a bezoar. Bezoars are referred to according to the foreign bodies that constitute their core: phytobezoar (fibres or seeds of vegetables and fruits), trichobezoar (hair), lactobezoar (remnants of milk) and lithobezoar (rock or similar substances).