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Rhabdomyosarcoma of the trachea
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1988A 12-year-old girl was admitted on two occasions to our department because of severe dyspnoea, necessitating emergency tracheostomy. On the second admission, a lateral neck X-ray demonstrated a globular tumour which was found to be an embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma.
Amos Kedar, Gaya Cantrel, Gabriel Rosen
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Archives of Surgery, 1958
A review of the patients with traumatic injuries admitted to Grady Memorial Hospital since 1948 includes nine patients with injuries of the trachea, each of whom received his total treatment at this hospital. Since the literature contains only two comparable civilian records,5,15this experience has been summarized.
Cecil M. Couves +3 more
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A review of the patients with traumatic injuries admitted to Grady Memorial Hospital since 1948 includes nine patients with injuries of the trachea, each of whom received his total treatment at this hospital. Since the literature contains only two comparable civilian records,5,15this experience has been summarized.
Cecil M. Couves +3 more
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British Journal of Diseases of the Chest, 1959
Summary A case of fibroma of the trachea which presented with interesting clinical features is described, with a review of the tracheal tumours reported in the literature up to December 1945.
G.A. Toma, M.A.L. Miller
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Summary A case of fibroma of the trachea which presented with interesting clinical features is described, with a review of the tracheal tumours reported in the literature up to December 1945.
G.A. Toma, M.A.L. Miller
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Bronchoscopic Evaluation of the Trachea and Dilation of the Trachea
Seminars in Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 2009Flexible and rigid bronchoscopy are the thoracic surgeon's stethoscope. These tools are vital to evaluating, diagnosing, and treating a tracheobronchial pathologic condition. Airway dilation, used appropriately and selectively, is an effective method of treating various tracheal pathologic conditions.
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1989
We report a case of agenesis of the trachea type III of Floyd that survived for 2 days with an esophageal intubation. Surgical treatment consisted of a distal esophageal binding, cervical esophagostomy in double-barrelled shotgun, and gastrostomy. Death occurred on the third day after surgery.
F. Llauradó +5 more
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We report a case of agenesis of the trachea type III of Floyd that survived for 2 days with an esophageal intubation. Surgical treatment consisted of a distal esophageal binding, cervical esophagostomy in double-barrelled shotgun, and gastrostomy. Death occurred on the third day after surgery.
F. Llauradó +5 more
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The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2006
Tracheal tuberculosis is an uncommon localized form of tuberculosis with fewer than 150 reported cases in the literature. We report a case of tracheal stenosis caused by tuberculosis in which the diagnosis was suggested by the patient's past medical history.
Tarek Kilani +6 more
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Tracheal tuberculosis is an uncommon localized form of tuberculosis with fewer than 150 reported cases in the literature. We report a case of tracheal stenosis caused by tuberculosis in which the diagnosis was suggested by the patient's past medical history.
Tarek Kilani +6 more
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Cancer, 1980
A case of a glomus tumor arising in an unusual site, the trachea, is described. The tumor was composed of a mixture of glomus cells and mast cells. At the ultrastructural level, the glomus cells exhibited features of modified smooth-muscle cells.
Douglas R. Fabich, Gholam-Reza Hafez
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A case of a glomus tumor arising in an unusual site, the trachea, is described. The tumor was composed of a mixture of glomus cells and mast cells. At the ultrastructural level, the glomus cells exhibited features of modified smooth-muscle cells.
Douglas R. Fabich, Gholam-Reza Hafez
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1958
Recently we had under our care at Saint Luke's Hospital a case of chemodectoma of the trachea. Because of the rarity of the condition, we felt that a presentation of this case might be of particular interest. References to tumors of this type are quite infrequent. The existence of the chemoreceptors was first noted in 1743 by von Haller, who described
Julius W. Mccall, Farid K. Karam
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Recently we had under our care at Saint Luke's Hospital a case of chemodectoma of the trachea. Because of the rarity of the condition, we felt that a presentation of this case might be of particular interest. References to tumors of this type are quite infrequent. The existence of the chemoreceptors was first noted in 1743 by von Haller, who described
Julius W. Mccall, Farid K. Karam
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World Journal of Surgery, 1980
AbstractExperience with surgical treatment of 164 patients with various diseases of the trachea at the All‐Union Institute of Clinical and Experimental Surgery in Moscow since 1963 is summarized. The main diagnostic methods used in tracheal diseases were tracheography and tracheoscopy with biopsy.
Mikhail I. Perelman, Nataliia Koroleva
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AbstractExperience with surgical treatment of 164 patients with various diseases of the trachea at the All‐Union Institute of Clinical and Experimental Surgery in Moscow since 1963 is summarized. The main diagnostic methods used in tracheal diseases were tracheography and tracheoscopy with biopsy.
Mikhail I. Perelman, Nataliia Koroleva
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1979
Neurilemomas of the tracheobronchial tree are exceedingly rare. In this article we report what is, to our knowledge, the 12th case--the third such case of tracheal origin. Clinical features are referable to airway obstruction and local pressure effects. The gross appearance is of an encapsulated lesion.
Noel L. Cohen, Richard L. Nass
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Neurilemomas of the tracheobronchial tree are exceedingly rare. In this article we report what is, to our knowledge, the 12th case--the third such case of tracheal origin. Clinical features are referable to airway obstruction and local pressure effects. The gross appearance is of an encapsulated lesion.
Noel L. Cohen, Richard L. Nass
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