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(a) Child in preoperative period, (b) Child after intubation.
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F1
Inferior extension was up to supraclavicular region, bilaterally [Figure 1a]. Supine position was maintained using a shoulder roll because of prominent occiput for optimal laryrgoscopic position [Figure 1b].
Child in Intensive Care Unit showing edematous face and neck.
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ICU stay. In the following 72 h, child was alert, active but could not be extubated due to gross bilateral facial edema (left > right) [Figure 2] and excessive secretions in ETT despite appropriate antibiotics and steroids.