Tracheal squamous metaplasia in children with endotracheal intubation or tracheostomy
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology Dec 10, 2020
Knaneh-Monem H, et al. - In this analysis, tracheal epithelial biopsy samples between intubated children, children with tracheostomy and a control group of non-intubated children are compared with respect to their degree of normal differentiation vs the presence of squamous metaplasia. Tracheal epithelial biopsies have been collected from intubated neonates undergoing tracheostomy, children with tracheostomy undergoing suprastomal granuloma excision and non-intubated control children undergoing laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy. The findings show a strong correlation between intubation or tracheostomy and the presence of squamous metaplasia which is not otherwise encountered in control pediatric tracheal biopsies.
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