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Tracheal Transplantation [PDF]
Airway stenosis and malignant tumors are the 2 main reasons to perform a surgical resection of part of the trachea. Tracheal lesions with a length shorter than 5 cm can be resected and primary reconstruction can be safely effected. Excessive anastomotic tension should be avoided because it may lead to restenosis or dehiscence at the anastomosis ...
Delaere, Pierre +4 more
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Identification and functional analysis of new factors that mediate tramtrack's function during Drosophila tracheal system development / Identificación y análisis funcional de nuevos factores que median la función de tramtrack durante el desarrollo del sistema traqueal de Drosophila [PDF]
A stereotyped tubular epithelial network forms many of our bodies’ organs and, defects in the formation of these tubules often leads to organ failure. My Thesis project aims to further understand the mechanisms underling the formation of tubular networks
Rotstein Bajo, Bárbara
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Tracheal lesions are rare, with an estimated incidence of 1 per 60.000 live births [1]. Nevertheless, they represent a major challenge for pediatric surgeons and thoracic surgeons. Tracheal lesions can be subdivided into congenital and acquired anomalies.
Torre M., Carlucci M., Jasonni V.
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Tracheal resection for tracheal stenosis [PDF]
Anatomically, patients with refractory tracheal stenosis benefit from tracheal resection, depending on the medical comorbidities or challenging tracheal anatomy, which is often the reason for denial of this option in these patients. We evaluated 15 patients undergoing tracheal resection at our institution from May 2016 through December 2017.
Aayla Jamil +4 more
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Three cases of tracheal dilatation following prolonged ventilation through a tracheostomy tube with a conventional cuff are reported. The routine care of tracheostomies in the ITU at Northampton General Hospital is described. Possible causes for the development of dilatation are suggested and the symptoms and signs discussed.
M E, Fryer, R D, Marshall
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Tracheal rupture after tracheal intubation
We report a case of tracheal rupture in an 84-yr-old patient after tracheal intubation. The aetiology and treatment are discussed and the recent literature is reviewed.
I A, Regragui, A M, Fagan, K M, Natrajan
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Radiographic measurements of the trachea in domestic short haired and Persian cats [PDF]
Tracheal diameter can be assessed from a thoracic radiograph, with assessment of tracheal diameter in dogs based on ratios between tracheal diameter and a skeletal measurement – however reference ranges are not available for the cat.
Hammond, G. +7 more
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Clonal analysis of growth behaviors during "Drosophila" larval tracheal development [PDF]
The discovery of the de novo formation of a tracheal structure, air sac primordium (ASP), in the second thoracic tracheal metamere (Tr2) during the 3rd instar larval stage (L3), challenged the assumption that the tracheal system established during ...
Lin, Li
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Tracheal Rupture in an Adolescent Female Presenting with Chest Pain and Subcutaneous Emphysema at the Emergency Department: A Case Report [PDF]
Tracheal injuries that can lead to life-threatening results are extremely uncommon in children. Although the majority are seen following trauma or invasive procedures, a few paediatric cases exist in the literature of spontaneous tracheal rupture. In the
Muhammed Üdürgücü +2 more
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Background: Tracheal intubation (TI) is an intervention in the Emergency Department (ED) to stabilise children and to protect the airway. The aim of the study was to investigate the prevalence of TI, the number of attempts to achieve successful ...
Elaf Alshammari +3 more
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