PMC8165861_01
Laryngotracheal stenosis. Patient # 1: (a) endoscopic view of the larynx and trachea,
(b) severe grade tracheal stenosis, (c) 10 days after single stage tracheal resection
and anastomosis (TRA), and (d) 2-months after TRA. Patient # 2: (a, b) endoscopic view
of A-shape deformity and granuloma, and (c) view after endoscopic treatment. Patient #
3: (a) endoscopic view of bilateral immobile vocal cords in median position and (b)
severe posterior glottic stenosis. Patient # 4: (a) severe grade tracheal
stenosis.
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PMC8165861_04_10.1177_11795476211020590-fig1.jpg
fig1-11795476211020590
Follow up endoscopy at our institution showed severe tracheal stenosis with 70% luminal obstruction and a large tracheostomy defect (Figure 1. #4).
PMC8165861_02
Laryngotracheal stenosis. Patient # 1: (a) endoscopic view of the larynx and trachea,
(b) severe grade tracheal stenosis, (c) 10 days after single stage tracheal resection
and anastomosis (TRA), and (d) 2-months after TRA. Patient # 2: (a, b) endoscopic view
of A-shape deformity and granuloma, and (c) view after endoscopic treatment. Patient #
3: (a) endoscopic view of bilateral immobile vocal cords in median position and (b)
severe posterior glottic stenosis. Patient # 4: (a) severe grade tracheal
stenosis.
10.1177_11795476211020590-fig1.jpg
PMC8165861_04_10.1177_11795476211020590-fig1.jpg
fig1-11795476211020590
Follow up endoscopy at our institution showed severe tracheal stenosis with 70% luminal obstruction and a large tracheostomy defect (Figure 1. #4).
PMC8165861_03
Laryngotracheal stenosis. Patient # 1: (a) endoscopic view of the larynx and trachea,
(b) severe grade tracheal stenosis, (c) 10 days after single stage tracheal resection
and anastomosis (TRA), and (d) 2-months after TRA. Patient # 2: (a, b) endoscopic view
of A-shape deformity and granuloma, and (c) view after endoscopic treatment. Patient #
3: (a) endoscopic view of bilateral immobile vocal cords in median position and (b)
severe posterior glottic stenosis. Patient # 4: (a) severe grade tracheal
stenosis.
10.1177_11795476211020590-fig1.jpg
PMC8165861_04_10.1177_11795476211020590-fig1.jpg
fig1-11795476211020590
Follow up endoscopy at our institution showed severe tracheal stenosis with 70% luminal obstruction and a large tracheostomy defect (Figure 1. #4).
PMC8165861_04
Laryngotracheal stenosis. Patient # 1: (a) endoscopic view of the larynx and trachea,
(b) severe grade tracheal stenosis, (c) 10 days after single stage tracheal resection
and anastomosis (TRA), and (d) 2-months after TRA. Patient # 2: (a, b) endoscopic view
of A-shape deformity and granuloma, and (c) view after endoscopic treatment. Patient #
3: (a) endoscopic view of bilateral immobile vocal cords in median position and (b)
severe posterior glottic stenosis. Patient # 4: (a) severe grade tracheal
stenosis.
10.1177_11795476211020590-fig1.jpg
PMC8165861_04_10.1177_11795476211020590-fig1.jpg
fig1-11795476211020590
Follow up endoscopy at our institution showed severe tracheal stenosis with 70% luminal obstruction and a large tracheostomy defect (Figure 1. #4).