Abstract
Two cases of laryngeal foreign bodies are reported. The first case was a 1.3year-old girl, who developed increased stridor and difficulty in breathing after she had eaten a cookie. The tracheostomy was performed in another hospital, and the tracheostoma could not be closed. She was admitted 17 days later, and an X-ray showed a subglottic impaction of a paper clip. The second case was a 1.5-year-old boy. He was admitted with hoarseness of 2 days duration, and an X-ray showed a glottic impaction of a fish vertabra.
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