Survey on some clinical and subclinical characteristics of patients with tracheal stenosis related to resuscitation anesthesia
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Objective: To investigate the clinical and subclinical features of patients with tracheal stenosis who were indicated for surgery in relation to resuscitation anesthesia. Subject and method: Description of the research, from September 2015 to January 2019 at 108 Military Central Hospital and Viet Duc Hospital, 85 patients with tracheal stenosis from 15 to 80 years old have indicated for resection and reconstruction surgery. Result and conclusion: Male proportion higher than female, 84.1% compared with 15.9%. The average age was 40.06 ± 18.58 years, from 15 - 80 years old. The main reason for admission to hospital was difficulty breathing 71/85 patients (81.8%). The degree of breathlessness fourth was 70.6% (60/85 patients). The main causes of stenosis are post-intubation (32/85 patients) and posttracheostomy (38/85 patients), and tumors 10/85 patients. The narrow position in the neck segment accounted for 79/85 patients (93.2%). Injury according to Cotton I (3.5%), Cotton II (30.6%), Cotton III (49.4%), Cotton IV (16.5%). The most common narrow segment lengths were < 20mm and 20 - 40mm (35.3% and 50.6%).
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