anesthetic management of a patient with montgomery t-tube in-situ for direct laryngoscopy
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Abstract
The Montgomery silicone t-tube used for post-procedural tracheal stenosis has advantage of acting as both stent and tracheostomy tube. The anesthetic management of patient with t-tube in situ poses a challenge. Safe management of such patients requires careful planning. We describe anesthetic management for direct laryngoscopy of a patient with t-tube in situ.
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| Authors | ;Sukhyanti Kerai;Richa Gupta;Sonia Wadhawan;Poonam Bhadoria |
| Journal | molecular ecology resources |
| Year | 2013 |
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10.4103/0970-9185.105815
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