INTRODUCTION Fibrolipoma, a subtype of lipoma is painless, well-circumscribed, slow-growing, submucosal benign adipocyte tumour. It is uncommon in the oral cavity and oropharyngeal region, with rare incidence in the retropharynx even rarest in pediatric age group. CASE REPORT A very unusual case of fibrolipoma is presented in a pediatric patient, who had a huge retropharyngeal fibrolipoma and...

Croup or laryngotracheitis is rare in adults. We present a case of an otherwise healthy young woman that presented in the winter with 3 days of increasing dyspnea, cough, and fever. She was hemodynamically stable but was found to have a barking cough, paradoxical abdominal breathing, and stridor. Chest radiograph revealed subglottic narrowing. Respiratory viral nucleic acid amplification testin...

564-566. Thoracocervical cysts as a cause of stridor. In five patients with severe stridor four were shown to have as the cause a duplication of foregut and the fifth a cystic hygroma. All were managed surgically and are well. In one patient tracheal obstruction was so severe that asphyxia and an episode of cardiac arrest preceded surgical management. Foregut duplication, particularly in childr...