Shocking Finds: Surgeon Reveals Objects Removed from Children's Bodies

Children's Hospital in Almaty, Kazakhstan: A Pediatric Surgeon Shares Stories of Objects Removed from Children's Digestive Tracts Almaty, Kazakhstan – June 15, 2025 – A shocking revelation from the city's children's hospital highlights the dangers of unsupervised playtime for young children. Serik Baimuldin, a pediatric surgeon with two decades of experience, shared alarming details in a recent video interview. He described numerous cases where children ingested items ranging from coins and hairpins to batteries and even larger objects, requiring immediate surgical intervention. "The most common items we remove are magnets," said Dr. Baimuldin, emphasizing the strong magnetic force causing internal damage. "These objects can cluster together in the intestines, leading to serious complications like perforations and internal bleeding." The video displays a collection of objects removed during surgeries, underscoring the gravity of the situation. The surgeon also spoke about the emotional toll his work takes, stating, "It's difficult to describe the feeling, but it's very intense. Parents arrive with gratitude, but it's a heavy responsibility." His words highlight the emotional weight of dealing with such cases. Dr. Baimuldin's interview serves as a stark reminder of the importance of child safety and parental vigilance. The hospital continues to treat children affected by such incidents, emphasizing the need for awareness and preventative measures.