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Long-Term Outcomes and Quality of Life in Children Following Nasal Button Battery and Magnet Removal

MedXY Editorial Team•Sep 12, 2026•news
button battery injurynasal foreign bodypediatric otorhinolaryngologyquality of life

Highlight

  • Insertion of button batteries and magnets in the nose is a common pediatric emergency with potential for severe mucosal injury.
  • Most children show favorable long-term sinonasal outcomes and preserved quality of life (QoL) after foreign body removal.
  • Prolonged retention of foreign bodies and presence of symptoms at presentation significantly increase risk of long-term complications.
  • Routine extended follow-up is recommended for symptomatic children and those with delayed foreign body removal to prevent morbidity.

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