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Stridor in Er!!!

Ashish Nair, Athira C.N., Jerry Mathew

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Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine 10(2):p 69-74, Aril-June 2024. | DOI: https://doi.org/10.210888/ijem.2395.311X.10224.5

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Nair A, CN A, Mathew J. Stridor in ER!!!. Ind J Emerg Med. 2024;10(2):69-74.

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Received : February 19, 2024         Accepted : May 22, 2024          Published : June 04, 2024

Abstract

5-month child presenting with high grade fever with cough and noisy breathing to the EMD. On evaluation the baby appears to be in stridor and respiratory distress. Urgent chest X-ray AP View (Fig.1) showed haziiness in the right mid and lower Bone. Airway was secured followed By CECT thorax suggestive of long segment tracheomalacia with aberrant innominate artery Compression. Confirmation was done with a flexible bronchoscope followed by a suctioning To maintain luminal patency. In this article, we re port our experience of Tracheomalacia with aspiration pneumonia in paediatric age group .


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Nair A, CN A, Mathew J. Stridor in ER!!!. Ind J Emerg Med. 2024;10(2):69-74.


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Received Accepted Published
February 19, 2024 May 22, 2024 June 04, 2024

DOI: https://doi.org/10.210888/ijem.2395.311X.10224.5

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StridorTracheomalaciaIntrathoracic AirwayBrachiocehalic ArteryUpper Airway ObstructionFlexible Bronchoscope

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