Publications by authors named "Rajendra Bothra"

Arhinia.

Int J Pediatr Otorhinolaryngol

January 2005

We report here a case of arhinia with its complete manifestation, which is a very rare congenital abnormality. The newborn had complete absence of external nose with that area being totally flat and firm on palpation. A tracheostomy was performed on this child as the parents insisted on early discharge from the hospital without any reconstruction.

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Bleomycin is an established antineoplastic drug, but recently some attempts were made to inject it locally as a sclerosing agent in cases of congenital lymphatic malformations. We present the outcome of this treatment modality tried on 10 paediatric cases of whom 9 had such malformation in the cervical region and one in the parotid region. Seven of these cases had congenital lymphatic malformation while three had haemodynamically less active congenital vascular malformation.

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A rare manifestation of branchio-oto-renal like syndrome as an isolated finding with normal chromosomal analysis in a 6 year old child with bilateral branchial simises, bilateral pre-auricular simuses, bilateral auricular malformation, and bilateral hearing loss is presented here.

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Cervical herniation of lung in infants is a very rare condition which may present as a diagnostic dilemma. Reported here is an infant who presented with a swelling apparently looking like an external laryngocoele but was finally diagnosed as an apical pneumatocoele communicating with pyopneumothorax.

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Intramural foreign body in oesophagus is very rare and is mostly associated with complications leading to high morbidity and mortality. Recently we came across a coiled metallic wire discovered unexpectedly in a chest X-ray of a 6-month-old male baby. This was further investigated and was found to be located intramurally in the oesophagus.

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Objective: To simplify the procedure of suture lateralization of a vocal cord in children with bilateral abductor cord palsy and to evaluate its results.

Methods: Ten tracheostomised infants and children with bilateral abductor cord palsy where there was either minimal or no recovery of vocal cord movement even after 2 years' observation were taken up for suture lateralization of one vocal cord. In this simplified procedure needles were passed twice through the larynx from one side of neck to the other.

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Rhinophyma is a rare disease which causes disfiguring soft tissue hypertrophy of the nose. The fibrous variant of rhinophyma is still rare which mimics fibrous papule of nose and lupus pernio. We report an unusual fibrous variant which was surgically managed with the good results.

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