A tracheal duplication cyst in an adult: Is it time to call the pediatric surgeon?

A tracheal duplication cyst in an adult: Is it time to call the pediatric surgeon?

Tracheal duplication cysts are extremely uncommon, with only a few cases reported in the literature. In some cases, symptoms are ambiguous or absent, making the diagnosis challenging. Due to its rarity, there are no formal guidelines on the management of this congenital malformation. We present the...

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Main Authors: Alexander, K. (Author), Choi, S. (Author), Robinson, J.R (Author), Servin-Rojas, M. (Author), Zendejas, B. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Inc. 2022
Subjects:
abnormal sensation
adult
Article
case report
chronic pain
clinical article
computer assisted tomography
Congenital malformation
contrast medium
diagnostic accuracy
direct laryngoscopy
dysphagia
emergency ward
esophagus cyst
female
flexible laryngoscopy
Foregut duplication cyst
health care planning
hospital discharge
human
human tissue
hyaline cartilage
intraoperative monitoring
left subclavian artery
lung cyst
lung sequestration
medical history
neck cyst
neck dissection
neck pain
neuromonitoring
pediatric surgeon
pyriform sinus
recurrent laryngeal nerve
Recurrent laryngeal nerve monitoring
sore throat
surgical infection
thorax pain
throat tightness
trachea disease
tracheal duplication cyst
Tracheal duplication cyst
vascular ring
Vascular ring
video assisted thoracoscopic surgery
vocal cord paralysis
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