Accidental foreign body (FB) ingestion is frequent in the elderly, especially among those without teeth or wearing dentures, with common FBs being food items like chicken and fish bones.
Large or irregularly shaped FBs often lead to serious complications, although a rare case is discussed where a chicken bone was ingested without the patient experiencing typical symptoms like choking or pain.
The case involved a thorough examination, including imaging, which showed the bone lodged in the anal canal, and it was successfully removed; the patient was advised on better chewing habits and dental health to prevent future incidents.