Quiste subglótico adquirido como causa de estridor recurrente en un lactante

  1. R. Villarino
  2. P. Maruszewski
  3. R. Martín-Crespo Izquierdo
  4. H. Ramírez Velandia
  5. N. Carrera Guermeur
  6. J. Antón-Pacheco Sánchez
  7. Rafael Luque Mialdea
Revista:
Acta pediátrica española

ISSN: 0001-6640

Any de publicació: 2019

Volum: 77

Número: 5-6

Pàgines: 104-106

Tipus: Article

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Resum

Introduction: Recurrent stridor in infants requires exhaustive and early diagnosis since in many cases urgent treatment is needed. Clinical case: A pre-term male infant of 26 weeks of gestational age at birth with multiple airway intubations presents recurrent stridor at the age between 4 and 9 months of age. Results: Subglottic cyst successfully treated with laser marsupialization in video-laryngoscopy with good clinical outcome and normal endoscopic anatomy at 6 months after procedure. Conclusion: A flexible airway endoscopy is indicated in children with recurrent stridor. Video-laryngoscopy or rigid bronchoscopy and laser marsupialization of subglottic cysts can be an effective technique in pediatric patient population.

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