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Vol. 58. Issue 1.
Pages 16-19 (January 2007)
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Vol. 58. Issue 1.
Pages 16-19 (January 2007)
Clinical Investigation
Resection With End-to-End Anastomosis for Post-Intubation Tracheal Stenosis
Resección con anastomosis término-terminal en la estenosis traqueal tras intubación
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Rosa Babarro Fernández
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rbabfer@hotmail.com

Correspondence: Alcalde Electo Carballo, 22 B, 2.° B. 15174 Culleredo. A Coruña. España.
, Alejandro Martínez Morán, José Martínez Vidal, Juan Carlos Vázquez Barro, Adolfo Sarandeses García
Servicio de Otorrinolaringología, Hospital Universitario Juan Canalejo, ACoruña, Spain
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Objective

To study results of resection and end-to-end anastomosis in tracheal stenosis (TS).

Patients and method

Retrospective review of 14 patients with previous long-term intubation and residual tracheal stenosis, all operated on with resection and end-to-end anastomosis. We studied the percentage of surgical success, decannulation index, use of Montgomery T tube, and complications.

Results

We performed a total of 42 interventions (mean, 2.93) and 19 T-Montgomery tubes were used. We achieved surgical success in 85.12% of patients, with a decannulation index of 71.42%. Two patients developed granulomas in the suture field that required treatment with endoscopic laser and cryotherapy. One patient died intraoperatively.

Conclusions

Surgical resection with end-to-end anastomosis and insertion of a T-Montgomery tube is a useful technique in post-intubation tracheal stenosis despite involving multiple interventions in a large percentage of patients.

Key words:
Tracheal stenosis
End-to-end anastomosis
T-Montgomery tube
Objetivo

Evaluar los resultados de la cirugía de resección con anastomosis término-terminal en la estenosis traqueal (ET).

Pacientes y método

Estudio retrospectivo de 14 pacientes con antecedentes de intubación prolongada y ET, operados mediante resección y anastomosis término-terminal. Se estudia los porcentajes de resolución de la estenosis, decanulación, utilización del tubo en T de Montgomery y complicaciones.

Resultados

Se realizó un total de 42 (media, 2,93) intervenciones y se colocaron 19 tubos en T de Montgomery. En el 85,12% de los pacientes se resolvió la estenosis, con decanulación en el 71,42%. Dos pacientes desarrollaron granulomas en la zona de sutura, que requirieron exéresis mediante broncoláser y crioterapia. Una paciente falleció durante la operación.

Conclusiones

La cirugía resectiva con anastomosis término- terminal y colocación de tubo en T de Montgomery es una técnica útil para la resolución de la ET tras intubación, aunque en un alto porcentaje de pacientes requiera múltiples intervenciones

Palabras clave:
Estenosis traqueal
Anastomosis términoterminal
Tubo en T de Montgomery

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