Tracheal Resection With Primary XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2708 @entity254 @entity6184 @entity850
The aim of our study was to present our retrospective experience in the single-stage surgical reconstruction of 21 @entity6184 ( @entity6184 ) @entity1 during the last 17 years, considering the characteristics of the treated @entity850 , surgical procedures performed, and postoperative outcomes and complications. All demographic and clinical data were collected retrospectively. Chest and neck computed tomography (CT) scans were performed to assess the @entity850 , including length, location, and glottic involvement. The stenotic area was evaluated endoscopically according to an adapted Myer and @entity2708 grading scale. The aetiology of the ( @entity6184 ) was intubation related in 18 @entity1 and idiopathic in three @entity1 . The duration of intubation was 13.00  6.83 days (range, 1 hour to 27 days). According to the Myers- @entity2708 classification, mean stage of @entity850 for the study group was 3.33  0.66 (range, 2-4). Mean length of the @entity850 was 2.05  0.80 (range, 1-3.5) cm. The mean number of stenotic segment involved was 3.67  1.24 (range, 2-6). Mean follow-up for the study group, excluding two @entity1 who died in the postoperative period, was 57 (range, 12-326) months. Of the 19 @entity1 who survived, postoperative decannulation was achieved in 16 @entity1 (76.19%), and decannulation was not achieved in 3 @entity1 (14.29%) who are still on a T-tube. Of the 16 @entity1 who are decannulated successfully, additional procedures were applied in 9 @entity1 . Segmental resection with primary @entity254 is an effective method and can be used as the first option in selected @entity1 of ( @entity6184 ).
