Successful Conservative Management of Multiple Spoons Ingestion in a Psychiatric Patient - An Unusual Case Report

Foreign body ingestion is common among the pediatric population but is quite rare in adults, except in certain patient groups, where it is often successfully managed conservatively. We reported a case of foreign body ingestion in a 32-year-old psychiatric patient that was successfully managed using both endoscopic and non-operative methods. This case highlighted the importance of appropriate case selection for conservative or endoscopic management and discussed the criteria for operative intervention.