Susuk - Wikipedia
Her ex-husband, George Manz said, "Once when we were together, I took Daisy to a dentist who was then shocked when he saw her X-ray. She had small gold needles and diamond stones embedded inside her chin." [3]
The Wandering Charm Needle - PMC - PubMed Central (PMC)
Herein, we detail the first ever reported case of a complication from a charm needle, involving a middle aged Chinese female who had a charm needle subcutaneously inserted into the occipital scalp, which eventually migrated through the skull and into her left cerebellar hemisphere.
The Wandering Charm Needle - PubMed
2020年6月30日 · Herein, we detail the first ever reported case of a complication from a charm needle, involving a middle aged Chinese female who had a charm needle subcutaneously inserted into the occipital scalp, which eventually migrated through the skull and into her left cerebellar hemisphere.
Case 263: Malaysian Charm Needles (Susuk) | Radiology
2019年2月21日 · Incidental radiological finding of charm needles. Hong Kong J Emerg Med 2012;19(2):141–143.
Incidental radiographic finding of the concealed art of susuk
Susuk, or charm needles, are small, metallic needles inserted under the skin, considered to enhance beauty, health and luck. This hidden secret of inserting susuk is a traditional superstitious ritual, widely practiced among women of Southeast Asia.
Incidental radiographic finding of the concealed art of susuk
2015年8月12日 · Susuk, or charm needles, are small, metallic needles inserted under the skin, considered to enhance beauty, health and luck.
Susuk: A Mystical Case of Charm Needle and A Review of Literature
2020年1月1日 · Susuk, or charm needles, are small, metallic needles inserted under the skin, considered to enhance beauty, health and luck.
injury and accidents.Gold needles are the most popular, and their implant is known as charm needles. These em- bedded needles are not visible to the naked eye, and the number of needles may...
The Wandering Charm Needle | Journal of Radiology Case Reports
2020年6月25日 · Herein, we detail the first ever reported case of a complication from a charm needle, involving a middle aged Chinese female who had a charm needle subcutaneously inserted into the occipital scalp, which eventually migrated through the skull and into her left cerebellar hemisphere.
Susuk: Mysterious incidental finding - PMC - National Center for ...
2016年3月10日 · Susuk can easily be mistaken as parts of a broken acupuncture needle or introduced from trauma. Therefore, pain may be misdiagnosed by an unaware physician and this benign condition may eventually be mismanaged.