Vascular anomalies causing tracheoesophageal compression. Review of experience in children

Keyphrases

• Vascular Anomalies 100%
• Vascular Ring 100%
• Tracheoesophageal Compression 100%
• Barium Esophagram 75%
• Computed Tomography 50%
• Bronchoscopy 50%
• Pulmonary Artery Sling 50%
• Right Thoracotomy 50%
• Left Thoracotomy 50%
• Innominate Artery Compression 50%
• Mortality Rate 25%
• Operative 25%
• Postoperative Mortality 25%
• Dysphagia 25%
• Follow-up Data 25%
• Diagnostic Techniques 25%
• Group 11 25%
• Angiography 25%
• Apnea 25%
• Barium Swallow 25%
• Late Death 25%
• Bronchoscopic 25%
• Respiratory Distress 25%
• Left Pulmonary Artery 25%
• Stridor 25%
• Right Aortic Arch 25%
• Double Aortic Arch 25%
• Operative Approach 25%
• Recurrent Respiratory Infections 25%
• Computed Tomography Angiography 25%
• Innominate Artery 25%
• Lung Scan 25%
• Ligamentum 25%
• Respiratory Problems 25%
• Index of Suspicion 25%
• Tracheoesophageal 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Thoracotomy 100%
• Vascular Anomaly 100%
• Vascular Ring 100%
• Angiography 75%
• Brachiocephalic Artery 75%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 50%
• Bronchoscopy 50%
• Artery Compression 50%
• Pulmonary Artery Sling 50%
• Mortality Rate 25%
• Plummer-Vinson Syndrome 25%
• Obstruction 25%
• Diagnosis 25%
• Esophagography 25%
• Surgical Mortality 25%
• Left Pulmonary Artery 25%
• Apnea 25%
• Respiratory Distress 25%
• Respiratory Tract Infection 25%
• Stridor 25%
• Lung Scintiscanning 25%
• Double Aortic Arch 25%
• Aortic Arch 25%