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Volume 8 (1); 25 March, 2018


Asian_J._Med._Pharm._Res._81_01-04_2018-lowResearch Paper

Herniation of Tracheal Posterior Wall into Silicone Tracheal Tube Hole as a Granulation Tissue or Mass (Rare Complication of Silicone Tracheostomy Tube)

Hejazi ME, Hajibonabi F, Sadeghi A, Noorabadi P, Hejazi Y, Jabbari Hagh E, Salmannezhad Khorami F.

Asian J. Med. Pharm. Res., 8(1): 01-04, 2018; pii:S2252043018000001-8

Abstract

Granulation tissue is a known complication of tracheostomy. Herniation of the tracheal posterior wall from the hole of silicone tube can mimic mass or granulation tissue. We report the successful management of a patient with a large mass like tissue in the posterior wall of the trachea with bronchoscopy. In the second look the mass like tissue was disappeared.

Keywords: Granulation, Herniation, Tissue Silicone tracheostomy tube, Tracheal wall

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