Choanal atresia is the most common congenital anatomical abnormality of the nasal
cavities, manifested with a clinical picture of neonatal respiratory distress. The treatment …

Background: This study identifies risk factors and 30-day adverse outcomes of pediatric
patients undergoing thyroidectomy. Methods: Retrospective analysis utilizing the American …

Reported success rates of endoscopic choanal atresia (CA) surgery vary substantially due to
a high heterogeneity in and between study groups. Comprehensive data on the unique …

Background Surgery on bilateral choanal atresia surgery is challenging and this case is rare
in adults. In addition, stenosis issue postoperatively is commonly seen. Case presentation …

Objective Identify and compare clinical risk factors, perioperative sequelae, and surgical
complications of infants age 2 or younger to children above age 2 undergoing thyroglossal …

Objective: Identify risk factors and determine perioperative morbidity of children undergoing
surgery for laryngomalacia (LM). Methods: A retrospective analysis of the multi-institutional …

The work illustrates a step-by-step surgical approach to demonstrate technical feasibility of a
single-stage endoscopic repair for bilateral choanal atresia with adjuvant bioabsorbable …

Objectives Identify risk factors and determine perioperative sequelae of children undergoing
lateral cervical abscess incision and drainage. Methods Pediatric patients who underwent …

Objective: Choanal atresia (CA) is a rare congenital malformation caused by the obliteration
of the posterior choanae by an atretic plate. The aim of our study is to describe the diagnosis …

Introduction: Choanal atresia is a rare anomaly of the nasal cavity, which is associated with
other congenital malformations in half of the cases. The diagnosis is usually made …