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Tracheal tumors in pediatric patients are rare, accounting for 2% of all airway abnormalities and 0.2% of all pediatric tumors. Diagnosis is often delayed due to the heterogeneity of presenting symptoms, such as stridor and wheezing, which are frequently misattributed to other conditions.
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Prolonged mechanical ventilation following cardiopulmonary and neurological events oftentimes necessitates a tracheostomy and tracheal granulation is one of its most common late complications. The literature recommends that large granulation be managed through surgical excision or endoluminal techniques. A 6-year-old boy presented with high-grade tracheal stenosis secondary to endotracheal cuff-related injury and prolonged tracheostomy.
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Adult Intensive Care Unit, University Hospital and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland.
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- The review discusses the importance of developing effective strategies for using tracheostomy in ICU patients needing extended mechanical ventilation or having airway protection issues.
- Recent findings highlight that tracheostomy can improve patient comfort, ease the weaning process, and help with recovery activities, although it doesn’t decrease mortality and may lead to complications like tracheal stenosis.
- An individualized approach is necessary to determine the optimal timing and technique for tracheostomy, favoring the percutaneous single dilator method with trained personnel when appropriate.
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