[Pediatric] Atlas of Chonic Acute Upper Airway Obstruction-Laryngo Malacia

[Pediatric] Atlas of Chonic Acute Upper Airway Obstruction-Laryngo Malacia, Chonic Acute Upper Airway Obstruction-Laryngo Malacia, atlas in medical, atlas in medicine, tuyenlab.net

Fig 1. Multiple views of laryngomalacia in one infant. Note the
omega-shaped epiglottis and prolapse of redundant supraglottic
tissue into the airway.

Fig 2. Subglottic stenosis. Note the true vocal cords laterally
and the area of airway narrowing seen just distally in the subglottis.

Fig 3a. Endoscopic view of a normal trachea.

Fig 3b. Endoscopic view of tracheomalacia. Note the anterior-posterior collapse of the trachea
seen just above the carina.

Fig 4. Bilateral vocal cord paralysis with right and left true
vocal cords sitting in a paramedian position. 

Fig 5. Supraglottoplasty. Foreshortened aryepiglottic folds are
divided bilaterally.

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