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J Chan1,2, G Ullas3, N Vishnu Swaroop Narapa Reddy4
1Kingsland, UK.
Abstract:
Choanal atresia (CA) is a relatively rare condition manifesting with respiratory distress. Endoscopic approaches have superseded transnasal and transpalatal approaches. We present a case of a premature baby of 1.10 kg, who developed respiratory distress and was diagnosed with bilateral CA. A nasal airway was created endoscopically using a skeeter drill.
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