Fishbones migrated into surrounding tissues is relatively unusual. We present two cases of patients' migratory fish bones into the retropharyngeal space and hypopharynx. All fishbones were removed without complications. Early diagnosis of migratory fishbone and therapeutic management are essential for optimal patient survival.

Fish bones have a risk of damaging the mucosa when lodged in the pharynx. Fish bones migrated into surrounding tissues is relatively unusual. We present 2 cases of patients who ingested fish bone, which migrated into retropharyngeal space and hypopharynx. All fish bones were removed without complications.