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Esophageal foreign bodies, particularly fish bones, pose significant health risks, leading to complications and requiring surgical intervention in some cases.
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Psychological factors, including anxiety and depression, significantly affect patients with intraesophageal fishbone, impacting their recovery and daily functioning.
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Qualitative research is essential for understanding the subjective experiences of patients, enabling better psychological interventions during treatment.
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The study involved 12 patients who underwent thoracotomy for fishbone removal, highlighting the need for attention to their psychological states.
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Existing literature primarily focuses on treatment methods, neglecting the psychological experiences of patients with esophageal fishbone impaction.
