[Congenital tracheal stenosis due to complete cartilage rings with right XXXX ].

@entity1 @entity825 @entity3126 @entity55 @entity1353 @entity6184 @entity134 @entity1576 @entity20194 @entity9972
A 2-month-old male @entity1 with severe @entity1353 was diagnosed as having right @entity20194 at birth and was admitted to our hospital after tracheal intubation with an endotracheal tube of 3 mm in diameter. However, the @entity825 was too stenotic to place the tube in the proper position. Chest X-ray on admission showed @entity55 of the left lung. Preoperative chest computed tomography (CT) scan and bronchoscopy showed that from the level of 12 mm beneath the coricoid cartilage, the @entity825 tapered and continuing to the tracheal carina and that the smallest tracheal level was located 18 mm distal from the coricoid cartilage, the area of which was 4 mm2. His @entity1576 rapidly deteriorated in spite of intravenous administration of antibiotics and mechanical ventilation. Percutaneous cardiopulmonary support (PCPS) was used to maintain his pulmonary function, and pericardial tracheoplasty was performed. Chest X-ray immediately after the operation did not show left lung reexpansion due to severe @entity3126 . High-dose @entity134 pulse therapy was performed, but it was not effective. He died from acute @entity1576 due to @entity9972 ( @entity9972 ) on postoperative day 3. The outcome in this case shows that it is very risky to repair @entity6184 in a @entity1 with @entity55 using PCPS.
