Several treatments for<unk> s have been described. Endoscopy involves using a fibre-optic flexible camera to identify the<unk> , that can be evacuated from the stomach using various assisted devices (such as Roth baskets, snares, or Dormia baskets). If the<unk>  cannot be removed due to size, electrohydraulic lithotripsy, mechanical lithotripsy, snares, or Nd:YAG laser therapy may be used to fragment the mass. Papain (meat tenderizer) and cellulase enzymes have been used to help reduce the size of<unk> s. Carbonated soda ingestion has also been found to be useful to decrease the size of diospyrobezoars. A systematic review regarding initial treatment of<unk> s with Coca-Cola found that Coca-Cola alone completely dissolved<unk> s in half of cases, and that Coca-Cola combined with other endoscopic methods (particularly endoscopic fragmentation) was successful more than 90% of the time. The same review found that diospyrobezoars (which are considered more difficult to dissolve because of their hard consistency) were successfully treated with Coca-Cola alone in only 23% of cases, but that follow-up endoscopic fragmentation was successful in 84.6% of cases in the publications reviewed. When all other measures have failed, surgical gastrectomy is required to evacuate the bezoar.
Phytobezoar
Black stomach
Hajj Cough
Womey massacre
Magic string 
Nipple discharge
Aerophagia
Panniculus