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Prevalence of Central Airway Anatomical Variations and Structural Abnormalities Using Virtual Bronchoscopy: A Retrospective Study From a Tertiary Care Center. [PDF]
CureusPrisilla J, M H, Ramachandran K.
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Perioperative outcome and predictors of success after tracheal resection. [PDF]
Langenbecks Arch SurgKlotz LV +12 more
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Biomaterials, 2018 Extensive circumferential tracheal defects remain a major challenging problem in thefield of tracheal re-construction. In this study, a tissue-engineered tracheal graft based on three-dimensional (3D) printing wasdeveloped for extensive circumferential ...
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1985
A simple surgical technique prevents or corrects tracheostoma stenosis. Forty-eight (96%) of patients undergoing laryngectomy in whom this technique was used have maintained adequate stomal size for cleaning, ventilation, and tracheoesophageal fistula speech restoration.
W R, Panje, V V, Kitt
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A simple surgical technique prevents or corrects tracheostoma stenosis. Forty-eight (96%) of patients undergoing laryngectomy in whom this technique was used have maintained adequate stomal size for cleaning, ventilation, and tracheoesophageal fistula speech restoration.
W R, Panje, V V, Kitt
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Tracheal reconstruction in a foal
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1986A 6-month-old Standardbred foal was admitted for repair of an acquired tracheal deformity. At 2 months of age, 4 midcervical tracheal rings had been transected and, as a result, that portion of the trachea would collapse when the foal became excited or was exercising.
J T, Robertson, G H, Spurlock
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VATS tracheal resection and reconstruction
The Multimedia Manual of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, 2021Tracheal resection followed by reconstruction is one of the most difficult procedures in thoracic surgery. Intrathoracic tracheal injuries were usually treated by sternotomy, thoracotomy, or a combination of these techniques. In the last decade, minimally invasive surgical techniques have become an innovative trend in the treatment of thoracic tracheal
Ignacio, Sastre +3 more
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Tracheal Reconstruction in a Canine Model
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2013ObjectiveTracheal reconstruction using a stem cell–based engineered trachea has recently shown promise. Our goal is to achieve a single‐stage stem cell–based tracheal replacement.Study DesignProspective feasibility study.SettingWake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine.Subjects and MethodsFive healthy male beagles were implanted with a 2.5‐cm ...
Megan W, Wood +3 more
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A New Method of Tracheal Reconstruction
The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 1983When resection of more than 50% of the trachea is necessary, tracheal reconstruction becomes a very difficult problem. We tested a new method of tracheal reconstruction using the left main bronchus. The procedure was performed in 6 adult mongrel dogs. Through a midline sternotomy, a left pneumonectomy is performed, preserving as much of the left main ...
B F, Akl +3 more
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Tracheal Reconstruction with a Pleuroperiosteal Flap
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1983Reconstruction of extensive tracheal defects remains a difficult surgical problem. In many experiments restoration of tracheal mucosa by autogenous or homologous soft tissue grafts has usually failed because of rejection or tracheal obstruction. This experimental work employed a two‐stage surgical procedure that allowed reconstruction of extensive ...
Y P, Krespi, H F, Biller, S M, Baek
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