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International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology Extra
Volume 1, Issue 4
, Pages
261-266
, December 2006
Relapsing diffuse idiopathic tracheal stenosis in a child: Dilemmas in management
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Original view of trachea showing stenotic segment.
Original view of trachea showing stenotic segment.
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Post dilatation of stenotic segment using Endotracheal tubes showing a good result but mucosal trauma.
Post dilatation of stenotic segment using Endotracheal tubes showing a good result but mucosal trauma.
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Two weeks post dilatation, trabeculated stenosis eveident and starting to re-stenose.
Two weeks post dilatation, trabeculated stenosis eveident and starting to re-stenose.
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Severe trabeculated stenosis of the trachea causing significant airway narrowing.
Severe trabeculated stenosis of the trachea causing significant airway narrowing.
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Fusiform dilatation of endotracheal tube with valvotomy balloon inflated to operating pressure.
Fusiform dilatation of endotracheal tube with valvotomy balloon inflated to operating pressure.
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Close up view showing fusiform dilatation of the ETT.
Close up view showing fusiform dilatation of the ETT.
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Dilatation of stenotic segment showing minimal mucosal trauma with excellent result.
Dilatation of stenotic segment showing minimal mucosal trauma with excellent result.
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Stable lesion with minimal re-occurrence of stenosis 2 months post-dilatation and steroid treatment.
Stable lesion with minimal re-occurrence of stenosis 2 months post-dilatation and steroid treatment.
PII: S1871-4048(06)00045-1
doi: 10.1016/j.pedex.2006.04.001
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International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology Extra
Volume 1, Issue 4
, Pages
261-266
, December 2006
