Ingested Australasian Snapper (Chrysophrys auratus) Bone Migration to C5 Vertebral Body.

Fishbone ingestion has been reported multiple times previously as a cause of oesophageal perforation. This is a surgical emergency that needs to be identified early to ensure immediate medical attention. This report presents the case of a 70-year-old patient with laryngeal perforation and the migration of a (Australasian snapper) fishbone to the C5 vertebral body.

Biomechanical comparison of new Achilles tendon rupture repair technique the "Giftbox" versus the Krackow technique in New Zealand white rabbits: An experimental animal study.

Introduction: To compare the strength between the Achilles tendons repaired with the "Giftbox" and the Krackow techniques in New Zealand white rabbits post six weeks of tendon healing.

Materials And Methods: Eight rabbits were randomized into Giftbox and Krackow groups. Tenotomy was performed on the Achilles tendon of one side of the lower limb and repaired with the respective techniques.