Friday, July 3, 2020

Tracheo-Esophageal Fistula Treatment by Dr. Saurabh Garge, Indore


Tracheo-Esophageal Fistula Treatment by Dr. Saurabh Garge, Indore
Introduction –
The trachea arterial fistula is a strange yet crushing difficulty of tracheostomy. It happens with a recurrence of around 0.7%, best pediatric surgeon in Indore believes that it is consistently lethal if not perceived and surgically adjusted. Mucosal harm from the tracheal cannula, weight rot from high sleeve weight, or mucosal injury from a shamefully situated cannula tip brings about disintegration through the tracheal divider into the vascular structures that lie in the paratracheal space. Seeing from this confusion quite often happens late (> 48 hours post procedure). It is regularly gone before by Sentinel hemoptysis.

Symptoms -

Symptoms of coughing with eating or drinking, or recurrent episodes of respiratory infection may suggest recurrent TEF. TEF may come and go, making it difficult to diagnose. The procedures listed above will typically be the first step in getting a correct diagnosis.

Treatment –

            

        (Tracheo-Esophageal Fistula)

 If your baby has TEF without esophageal atresia (EA), we can usually repair it in the first day or two of life with one short operation. This procedure has also been successful for those children suffering from recurrent TEF. The procedure is customized to your child to ensure the best possible result. During this surgery, your child's doctor will:
·        Make a small incision in your child's neck or back, depending on the location of the TEF.
·        Divide the fistula, closing the connection between the esophagus and the trachea.
·        Remove the pouch from the back of the trachea where the TEF originated. This is done with bronchoscopy guidance, so that the surgeons can see the repair from the inside of the airway.
·        Repair the hole in the esophagus, which is often necessary to correct an area of narrowing in the esophagus that may be present.
·        Correct tracheaomalacia, if present, with a posterior tracheopexy. This is done with bronchoscopy to ensure a good result.
·        Rotate the esophagus away from the trachea so the TEF does not come back.

About your Surgeon –

Dr. Saurabh Garge is a pediatric surgeon, pediatric urologist and Laparoscopic surgeon in Vijay Nagar, Indore, and Sukriti Clinic has advanced technology machines, With experienced and professionally trained . The Specialist Doctors take care of you and provide Better treatment to our patients.

Get more detailed information about treatment by visiting our website here www.sukriticlinic.com








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