Foreign Body Aspiration in Children: Review of 198 Cases from Anesthesiology Perspective

Background: Tracheobronchial foreign body aspiration is an emergency in childhood. Rigid bronchoscopy used for diagnosis and treatment. In our retrospective study, we aimed to evaluate anesthesia man-agement, age, gender, intraoperative blood pressure, pulse, saturation, postoperative complications, type localization length of hospitalization.Materials Methods: The file 198 pediatric patients who underwent rigid by surgery with the Harran University Medical Faculty Hospital be-tween 2016-2018 were retrospectively analyzed. All cases managed under general anesthesia. management, localization, stay obtained from patient records evaluated.Results: Localization bodies found be 4.5% trachea, 48% right main bronchus 33.9% left bronchus. 25.3% seed, 25.62% peanuts 5.62% organic substances such as beans, needle was removed 7.6% cases, toy pieces 9.6% respectively. Low levels hypercarbia, arrhythmia, laryngospasm bron-chospasm observed complications anesthesia.Conclusions: Foreign that requires early urgent interven-tion. It important aware may occur during momentous intervened experienced team.