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Agenesis of the lung complicated by vascular compression and bronchomalacia
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1975A child with compression of a solitary left bronchus was treated by anterior fixation of the great vessels and dividing the ductus arteriosus, which proved ineffective. Bronchial resection was performed but was also ineffective because there was persistent compression by the aorta. Aortic graft was finally elected but the infant died later with sepsis.
M R, Harrison, W H, Hendren
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Treatment of Severe Bronchomalacia With Expanding Endobronchial Stents
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1990Respiratory compromise from tracheobronchomalacia in children varies from mild to severe, but can result in either reflex apnea or death. Such severe cases may be unresponsive to aggressive medical management, and surgical options must be considered.
E A, Mair, D S, Parsons, K P, Lally
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Treatment of Bronchomalacia in Cystic Fibrosis by Silicone Stent
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2006We report the case of a 15-year-old girl with cystic fibrosis and rapidly declining pulmonary function tests who was found to have collapse of the left main bronchus from bronchomalacia. She underwent successful deployment of an expandable silicone stent in the collapsed bronchus, after which her pulmonary function test results and her clinical picture
Georg N, Herlitz +4 more
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Segmental bronchomalacia: Successful surgical correction in an infant
Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1985Bronchomalacia is a rare cause of recurrent pneumonia, atelectasis, and in advanced cases, respiratory failure. It is generally treated symptomatically, but in end-stage cases with respiratory failure, bronchial resection can be performed with significant clinical benefit.
K P, Smith, C M, Cavett
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Bronchomalacia in dogs – a report of two cases
Clínica Veterinária, 2014Primary bronchomalacia is a respiratory condition characterized by weakness of the structural components of the bronchi, with consequent collapse of these airways. The morphologic abnormality results in respiratory disease characterized by chronic cough and, in certain cases, respiratory distress.
Paulo Eduardo Ferian +1 more
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Association between pectus excavatum and segmental bronchomalacia
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1980Five children presented with recurrent respiratory illnesses and were noted to have pectus excavatum. In four patients subsequent investigation demonstrated a collapsible segment in the middle third of the left main bronchus, which appeared to lack cartilage support and caused gas trapping in the left lung.
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Primary bronchomalacia succssefully treazed with bronchopexy
The European respiratory journal, 2008We described a two year girl with primary bronchomalacia of the left main bronchus successfully treated with bronchopexy.
Ivančić, Aldo +3 more
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Severe Pediatric Bronchomalacia
Anesthesiology, 2016Anthony M-H, Ho +3 more
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Lophomonas blattarum Infection in an Infant with Severe Bronchomalacia
Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 2022Amirmasoud Taheri +4 more
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