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Bowel Perforation from Ingested Blister-Pack

Most ingested foreign bodies pass through the gastrointestinal tract without incident. Bowel perforations resulting from ingested foreign bodies are usually caused by sharp pointed objects, such as toothpicks and chicken bones (1). However, perforations of the small bowel may sometimes be caused by more unusual objects, such as plastic cake decorations (2). Recently, we observed a patient who developed a perforation of the ileum caused by ingestion of an empty blister pack.