Child hit by car

ANSWER
The chest radiograph demonstrates no acute abnormalities within the lungs, ribs, or chest. Of note, there are two radiodensities consistent with teeth, which are presumed to be in the patient’s stomach (most likely secondary to being swallowed following trauma to his face). Upon reexamination, it is noted that the child’s two front incisors are missing, with minimally bleeding sockets. Other than reassurance, no specific intervention was required.