López-Candiani C, Ceballos-Vela MC, Macías HA, Ramírez-Candelas B, Rodríguez-Weber MA

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 21
Paginas: 9-14
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RESUMEN

Los recién nacidos prematuros y en especial los de muy bajo peso tienen alto riesgo de presentar estenosis traqueobronquial subglótica; cuando reciben ventilación artificial debido a la pequeña dimensión de la vía aérea y la inmadurez de su sistema respiratorio problema relacionado con su bajo peso. La estenosis traqueobronquial ocurre entre 1.2 y 11% de los prematuros, sobre todo la subglótica cuando han recibido ventilación artificial.
Se presentan seis recién nacidos prematuros sometidos a ventilación mecánica que sufrieron estenosis traqueobronquial.

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