Congenital laryngeal stridor-a double trouble

Congenital Laryngeal Cyst : Rare Cause for Neonatal Stridor

A six day old neonate was brought with the stridor, feeding difficulty and respiratory distress. There was no improvement after conservative management. Laryngoscopy revealed laryngeal cyst in region of epiglottis. We describe a novel use of cystoscope for safe and effective management of laryngeal cyst in single stage.

Familial congenital stridor.

Almost a century has passed since Rilliet in 1851 described a case of stridor occurring in a young infant. This he presumed to be due to compression on the trachea by either a thyroid or thymic swelling. In 1853 Rilliet and Barthez in their classic French textbook on diseases of children were the first to describe as a clinical entity the condition which later came to be known as congenital lar...

Congenital Tongue Base Cyst Presenting with Laryngeal Stridor in Youth: A Case Report

Introduction. Tongue base cyst is an uncommon but potentially dangerous cause of stridor in neonates and infants. Case Presentation. We report a case of a 2-month-old Arabic male infant with a congenital tongue base cyst revealed by inspiratory stridor and recurrent respiratory distress. Diagnosis of cyst was suspected at endoscopy and confirmed by MRI imaging. The cyst was marsupialized with C...

Double reflux: double trouble

Double vision: double trouble.

To cite: Kesav P, Muthu V, Khurana D. BMJ Case Rep Published online: [please include Day Month Year] doi:10.1136/bcr-2014207347 DESCRIPTION A 43-year-old smoker presented with painless binocular diplopia and numbness in the left frontotemporal region of 4 weeks duration. Physical examination revealed non-tender bony swelling in the left zygomaticotemporal region with posterior cervical lymphade...