Hairy Polyp of the Oropharynx: An Unusual Cause of Choking, Feeding Problems in a Newborn

Hairy polyp is an unusual, rare benign developmental malformation of neonates and infants. Embryologically, they are lesions containing both ectodermal mesodermal origin. Based on size, location the lesion, can produce symptoms such as feeding difficulties, airway obstructions, apneic episodes. We present a case hairy at Oro/Nasopharynx causing difficulties immediately after birth. explained mode presentation, imaging studies, treatment, review literature congenital polyp/choristoma.