and this may be secondary to a subglottic stenosis (this is the only case in the series in which a tracheal lesion developed). In all the acute deaths (before three weeks of age) the infants had ...

Patients with hypercapnia, on the other hand, require an adequate airway, frequent tracheal aspiration and, in selected cases, tracheostomy to improve ventilation and restore acid–base balance.

During the procedure, the neck muscles are moved away to expose the trachea, esophagus ... approach is to remove soft disc fragments that cause neuroforaminal spinal stenosis, a condition that can ...

Tracheobronchial lesions are assessed through a multimodal approach. Mapping of tracheal lesions is achieved using dynamic thoracic imaging and flexible bronchoscopy. Measurement of pulmonary ...

According to recent market projections, the pulmonology devices sector is expected to reach USD 1.4 billion by the end of ...

The commonest indications for open tracheostomy were upper airway obstruction followed by prolonged intubation, adjunct to head and neck surgery and lower airway protection. Most common complications ...

Spinal stenosis refers to narrowing of the spinal canal or tunnel that houses the neural elements (nerves) that travel along the spinal column. The narrowing can be central stenosis (referring to the ...

Spinal stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal which houses the nerves and spinal cord. Stenosis most commonly affects the lumbar spine. Regular exercise, postural corrections, and adopting ...

He had a barrel-shaped chest and diminished breath sounds in bilateral lungs were heard. CT of the chest noted RLL mass and abnormal configuration of the trachea (figure 1). Bronchoscopic examination ...

The turtle had a similar fate. The Taronga Wildlife Hospital, which analyzed the turtle's body, told the Observer, "The diameter and pattern of the lesions, together with fluid found in the trachea ...