Anesthesia treatment in cases of XXXX epiglottis cyst emergency extirpation operations.

@entity1 @entity13350 @entity2085 @entity204 @entity5847 @entity2459
Congenital @entity5847 is a rare @entity2085 . As a congenital laryngeal mucocele, its clinical manifestations include repeated @entity2459 and even suffocation accompanied by @entity13350 after birth. During food intake, bucking and vomiting is a key feature. Delay in diagnosis and treatment of the disease affects growth and the development of neonatorum leading to suffocation and @entity204 . This study was designed to investigate the safety of anesthesia in @entity1 with congenital @entity5847 during operation to reduce the occurrence of its complications. The treatment of operations on 12 @entity1 with congenital @entity5847 were retrospectively analyzed. Twelve cases of @entity1 with @entity5847 received emergency enucleation. Owing to adequate preanesthetic preparation, cystectomies were successfully performed with microwave cauterization under suspension laryngoscopy. None of the 12 @entity1 showed apparent suffocation during anesthesia, the surgical results were good, and after 6 months to 1 year of follow-up, the disease had not recurred. Because of the acute onset of the disease and its severe symptoms and complications, attention should be paid to improve preoperative preparation. Careful selection of proper anesthesia is the key to achieving a successful operation.
