Recognizing and Treating Tracheobronchomalacia
Surgical Treatment of Tracheobronchomalacia: Part 1
Charles Bakhos MD, MBA, MS, FACS

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Charles Bakhos MD, MBA, MS, FACS
Maruti Kumaran, MD FRCR
Charles Bakhos MD, MBA, MS, FACS
Surgical Treatment of Tracheobronchomalacia: Part 1
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Title Slide
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Disclosures
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Learning Objectives
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Outline
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Anatomy and Physiology
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Trachea description
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Trachea functions
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Trachea cross-section
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Etiology and Epidemiology
Fig. 10 -
Malacia & Histopathology
Fig. 11 -
Primary (congenital)
Fig. 12 -
Chest X-Ray
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Secondary (acquired)
Fig. 14 -
Segmental Malacia
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Causes of TBM
Fig. 16 -
Goiters and aneurysms
Fig. 17 -
Prevalence of TBM
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ECAC
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EDAC
Fig. 20 -
TBM Description
Fig. 21 -
Clinical Presentation
Fig. 22 -
Symptoms
Fig. 23 -
Pulmonary investigations
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Flexible functional bronchoscopy
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Inter- & Intraobserver
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Closing

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Excessive Dynamic Airway Collapse

References

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Kalra et al. Excessive dynamic airway collapse for the internist: new nomenclature or different entity? Postgraduate Medical Journal 2011

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