An analysis of common indications for bronchoscopy in neonates and findings over a 10-year period

Keyphrases

• Neonate 100%
• Bronchoscopy 100%
• Microlaryngobronchoscopy 90%
• Syndromic Conditions 60%
• Intubation 50%
• Tracheostomy 50%
• Comorbid Conditions 40%
• Supraglottoplasty 30%
• Laryngomalacia 30%
• Premature Infant 20%
• Cardiac Defects 20%
• Respiratory Distress 20%
• Subglottic Stenosis 20%
• Children's Hospital 10%
• Increased Incidence 10%
• Aggressive Interventions 10%
• Airway 10%
• Multiple Chronic Conditions 10%
• Congenital Disorders 10%
• Gestational Age 10%
• Congenital Heart Defects 10%
• Consecutive Patients 10%
• Preoperative Counseling 10%
• Tertiary Care 10%
• Retrospective Case Series 10%
• Timing of Surgery 10%
• Fisher's Exact Test 10%
• Preoperative Planning 10%
• Indications for Surgery 10%
• Stridor 10%
• Cyanosis 10%
• Congenital Cardiac Disease 10%
• Tracheomalacia 10%
• Apparent Life-threatening Event 10%
• Complex Congenital Heart Disease 10%
• Inspiratory Stridor 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Neonates 100%
• Bronchoscopy 100%
• Laryngoscopy 90%
• Intubation 50%
• Tracheostomy 50%
• Prematurity 30%
• Laryngomalacia 30%
• Respiratory Distress 20%
• Congenital Heart Defect 20%
• Stridor 20%
• Subglottic Stenosis 20%
• Tertiary Care 10%
• Counseling 10%
• Fisher Exact Test 10%
• Persistent Truncus Arteriosus 10%
• Congenital Disorder 10%
• Cyanosis 10%
• Tracheomalacia 10%
• Neonatal Infant 10%
• Gestational Age 10%