MYSIR’s Abstracts 21. EP01: LARGEST CASE SERIES OF FLEXIBLE BRONCHOSCOPY REMOVAL ASPIRATED SCARF PINS 2. EP02: TO COMPARE THE EFFICACY AND DIAGNOSTIC YIELD BRONCHOSCOPIC BIOPSY USING CONVENTIONAL FORCEPS VERSUS 1.1MM CRYOPROBE IN CENTRAL AIRWAY LESION 3. EP03: PREDICTIVE RISK FACTORS FOR PNEUMOTHORAX AFTER FLUOROSCOPIC GUIDED TRANSBRONCHIAL LUNG 4. EP04: BRONCHIAL WASHING BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE...

TOPIC: Procedures TYPE: Medical Student/Resident Case Reports INTRODUCTION: Bronchial stenosis is the most common airway complication post-lung transplant. We describe a novel technique of stent modification in lung transplant patient with critical bronchial RUL and bronchus intermedius (BI). A bare metal (BMS) iCAST were modified using laser after deployment without any complications. CASE PRE...

: Double-lumen tubes (DLT) and bronchial blockers (BB) are usually used to functionally isolate the lungs during thoracic surgery. However, for patients with tracheal stenosis, management of one lung ventilation (OLV) in anesthesia is still full challenges due mismatching between trachea lumen tube diameter. In past, a small single-lumen (SLT) combined an endobronchial pediatric BB or extralumi...

The aim of this case report is to present an incidental finding a firm tracheal septum in 61-year-old woman. patient was admitted the hospital with mild dyspnea and preliminary diagnosis subglottic stenosis. During microlaryngoscopy, just below stenosis, firm, vertical symphysis (septum), forming double-lumen trachea found. There no record any previous difficulties intubation. A computed tomogr...

introduction: neonatal nasal airway obstruction induces various degrees of respiratory distress. the management of this disease, including surgical repair, will depend on the severity and location of the obstruction. we describe here a case of congenital nasal nostril stenosis that required surgical repair for stenting of both nares after coanal atresia repair.   case report: a 2 days old femal...

Introduction . One of the urgent problems in pediatric surgery and otorhinolaryngology is stenosis upper respiratory tract children. Among many causes leading to airway narrowing , basic ones are: cicatricial stenosis, bilateral vocal cord paralysis volumetric formations. Diagnostics Currently, fibroscopy a gold standard this pathology examination. Methods There are surgical techniques treat bu...

OBJECTIVES Prospective evaluation of tracheo-carinal airway reconstructions using pedicled extrathoracic muscle flaps for closing airway defects after non-circumferential resections and after carinal resections as part of the reconstruction for alleviation of anastomotic tension. METHODS From January 1996 to June 2006, 41 patients underwent tracheo-carinal airway reconstructions using 45 extr...

BACKGROUND Laryngotracheal stenosis (LTS) can be either congenital or acquired. Laryngeal stenosis is most often encountered after prolonged intubation. The mechanism for stenosis following intubation is believed to be hypertrophic scarring. Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) therapy has shown promising results in regenerative medicine. We aimed to systematically review the literature on MSC therapy...

OBJECTIVES To review the literature to determine the rates of airway stenosis after cricothyrotomy, particularly as they compare with previously documented rates of this complication after tracheotomy, and to examine the complications associated with conversion. DATA SOURCES We conducted a review of the medical literature by the use of PubMed and OVID MEDLINE databases. STUDY SELECTION We i...

Pediatric tracheal stenosis includes a variety of entities characterized by a diminished airway lumen. Congenital entities can be classified into (i) intrinsic disease caused by short(e.g. tracheal webs) or long-segment forms of tracheal stenosis (e.g. tracheal atresia/agenesis and primary tracheomalacia) and (ii) extrinsic disease caused by cardiovascular anomalies such as vascular rings and/o...