The role of fibreoptic laryngoscopy in infants with stridor

Botma, Marissa; Kishore, A.; Kubba, Haytham; Geddes, N.K.

doi:10.1016/s0165-5876(00)00366-9

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“…Many of these can be diagnosed on FFL, which provides excellent view of the dynamics of the larynx. Initial FFL is able to diagnose and detect the cause of noisy breathing and obviates the need for fasting, intravenous catheters, and avoids the risks of sedatives and anesthetic agents, laryngospasm and fever [8,[19][20][21].…”

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Synchronous airway lesions and associated anomalies in children with laryngomalacia evaluated with rigid endoscopy

Yuen

Tan

Balakrishnan

2006

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology

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Synchronous airway lesions and associated anomalies in children with laryngomalacia evaluated with rigid endoscopy

Yuen

Tan

Balakrishnan

2006

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology

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“…For example, a reported technique such as transoral FFL for awake, supine infants with no anesthesia, and a finger holding the mouth open [7], may yield different laryngeal findings than a different technique such as transnasal FFL in awake, seated infants with topical anesthesia [8]. Each of the various FFL techniques may have advantages and limitations.…”

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Flexible fiberoptic laryngoscopy in children: Effect of sitting versus supine position

Yellon

Borland

Kay³

2007

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology

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“…Depuis l'avènement ces dernières années de la nasofibroscopie, le nombre des endoscopies laryngées à visée exploratrice sous AG a diminué. Cette autre technique d'endoscopie est réalisable même chez le petit enfant et le vieillard (3,4). Elle évite les contraintes liées à l'utilisation de l'anesthésie générale et autorise selon le modèle, des gestes limités.…”

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Indications des laryngoscopies en suspension

Koffi-Aka¹,

Bi²,

Adjoua³

et al. 2010

Journal Tunisien d'ORL Et De Chirurgie Cervico-Faciale

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INTRODUCTIONLes indications des laryngoscopies directes sous anesthésie générale ou laryngoscopie en suspension (LES) sont nombreuses dans un but diagnostique et/ou interventionnel (1). La LES est réalisée aux fins de diagnostic des pathologies laryngées morphologiques, neurologiques, inflammatoires et tumorales. Results : SL were performed for 147 cases (63,64%) of functional laryngeal disorders including 78 cases (33,77%) of laryngeal dyspnea and 69 cases (29,87%) of dysphonia. In 84 cases (36,36%) SL was used for microsurgery such as excision of papilloma (n=68), removal of foreign bodies (n=7) and a repair of synechia (n=5). The final results was constituted by 152 (65,80%) benign tumours and falsies tumours, 43 cancers (18,61%), 15 case (6,49%) of traumatic pathology. In 9 cases (3,90%) the examination was normal. Conclusion : SL were mainly performed for exploration of laryngeal functional disorders. Only limited surgical acts interesting management of the papillomatosis and laryngeal traumatism were perfomed.

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The role of fibreoptic laryngoscopy in infants with stridor

Cited by 33 publications

References 11 publications

Synchronous airway lesions and associated anomalies in children with laryngomalacia evaluated with rigid endoscopy

Synchronous airway lesions and associated anomalies in children with laryngomalacia evaluated with rigid endoscopy

Flexible fiberoptic laryngoscopy in children: Effect of sitting versus supine position

Indications des laryngoscopies en suspension

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