This paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.
This paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.
This paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.
This paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.
This paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.
This paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.
Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: 2nd Quarter (Apr-Jun) 2025
▶Ep 27 · 1:32
quoteThis is uh George W. Holcomb the 3rd. Uh, I'm the editor in chief of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery.↗
▶Ep 27 · 1:57
quoteThese postoperative spells, they're really a subset of patients. That Really, there's not been a whole lot of case series on.↗
▶Ep 27 · 2:17
epidemiologicalThe tracheobronchopexy series included 80 patients, which is a huge number - most pediatric surgeons won't see 10 of these patients in their career, and many wouldn't see 5↗
▶Ep 27 · 2:17
quoteI mean, 80 patients with this problem is a huge number. I think most pediatric surgeons, they won't see 10 of these patients, I don't think in their career, and many of us wouldn't see 5 of them.↗
▶Ep 27 · 2:34
host_summary90% of patients on dynamic bronchoscopy showed complete airway collapse↗
▶Ep 27 · 2:40
host_summaryThree-quarters of tracheobronchopexy procedures used a posterior approach↗
▶Ep 27 · 2:44
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy was performed on thoracic trachea alone in over half the patients, but had to be extended onto the bronchi in 40%↗
▶Ep 27 · 2:57
host_summary94% of tracheobronchopexy patients avoided tracheostomy with a mortality rate of 5%↗
▶Ep 27 · 2:57
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy significantly reduced pressure ventilation and ventilator dependence↗
▶Ep 27 · 3:14
quoteThis paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.↗
▶Ep 27 · 3:14
opinionIn experienced hands who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, tracheobronchopexy can have very good outcomes for patients with severe airway collapse symptoms↗
▶Ep 27 · 3:41
quoteIt's good to have a reference paper that shows really excellent outcomes with their approach to give this information to pediatric surgeons when they encounter such patients.↗
Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: 1st Quarter (Jan-Mar) 2025
▶Ep 17 · 1:32
quoteThis is uh George W. Holcomb the 3rd. Uh, I'm the editor in chief of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery.↗
▶Ep 17 · 1:57
quoteThese postoperative spells, they're really a subset of patients. That Really, there's not been a whole lot of case series on.↗
▶Ep 17 · 2:17
quoteI mean, 80 patients with this problem is a huge number. I think most pediatric surgeons, they won't see 10 of these patients, I don't think in their career, and many of us wouldn't see 5 of them.↗
▶Ep 17 · 2:17
epidemiological80 patients with severe airway collapse after esophageal atresia is a huge number; most pediatric surgeons won't see 10 such patients in their career, and many wouldn't see 5↗
▶Ep 17 · 2:34
host_summary90% of patients showed complete airway collapse on dynamic bronchoscopy↗
▶Ep 17 · 2:40
host_summaryThree-quarters of tracheobronchopexy procedures used a posterior approach↗
▶Ep 17 · 2:44
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy was performed on thoracic trachea alone in over half the patients, but had to be extended onto the bronchi in 40%↗
▶Ep 17 · 2:57
host_summary94% of patients avoided tracheostomy with a mortality rate of 5%, and the procedure significantly reduced pressure ventilation and ventilator dependence↗
▶Ep 17 · 3:14
opinionIn experienced hands who have done numerous or hundreds of these procedures, tracheobronchopexy can have very good outcomes for patients with severe airway collapse symptoms↗
▶Ep 17 · 3:14
quoteThis paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.↗
▶Ep 17 · 3:41
quoteIt's good to have a reference paper that shows really excellent outcomes with their approach to give this information to pediatric surgeons when they encounter such patients.↗
Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: 2nd Quarter (Apr-Jun) 2025
▶Ep 18 · 1:32
quoteThis is uh George W. Holcomb the 3rd. Uh, I'm the editor in chief of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery.↗
▶Ep 18 · 1:57
quoteThese postoperative spells, they're really a subset of patients. That Really, there's not been a whole lot of case series on.↗
▶Ep 18 · 2:17
quoteI mean, 80 patients with this problem is a huge number. I think most pediatric surgeons, they won't see 10 of these patients, I don't think in their career, and many of us wouldn't see 5 of them.↗
▶Ep 18 · 2:17
epidemiologicalThe tracheobronchopexy series included 80 patients, which is a huge number - most pediatric surgeons won't see 10 of these patients in their career, and many wouldn't see 5↗
▶Ep 18 · 2:34
host_summary90% of patients on dynamic bronchoscopy showed complete airway collapse↗
▶Ep 18 · 2:40
host_summaryThree-quarters of tracheobronchopexy procedures used a posterior approach↗
▶Ep 18 · 2:44
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy was performed on thoracic trachea alone in over half the patients, but had to be extended onto the bronchi in 40%↗
▶Ep 18 · 2:57
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy significantly reduced pressure ventilation and ventilator dependence↗
▶Ep 18 · 2:57
host_summary94% of tracheobronchopexy patients avoided tracheostomy with a mortality rate of 5%↗
▶Ep 18 · 3:14
opinionIn experienced hands who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, tracheobronchopexy can have very good outcomes for patients with severe airway collapse symptoms↗
▶Ep 18 · 3:14
quoteThis paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.↗
▶Ep 18 · 3:41
quoteIt's good to have a reference paper that shows really excellent outcomes with their approach to give this information to pediatric surgeons when they encounter such patients.↗
Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: 1st Quarter (Jan-Mar) 2025
▶Ep 67 · 1:32
quoteThis is uh George W. Holcomb the 3rd. Uh, I'm the editor in chief of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery.↗
▶Ep 67 · 1:57
quoteThese postoperative spells, they're really a subset of patients. That Really, there's not been a whole lot of case series on.↗
▶Ep 67 · 2:17
epidemiological80 patients with severe airway collapse after esophageal atresia is a huge number; most pediatric surgeons won't see 10 such patients in their career, and many wouldn't see 5↗
▶Ep 67 · 2:17
quoteI mean, 80 patients with this problem is a huge number. I think most pediatric surgeons, they won't see 10 of these patients, I don't think in their career, and many of us wouldn't see 5 of them.↗
▶Ep 67 · 2:34
host_summary90% of patients showed complete airway collapse on dynamic bronchoscopy↗
▶Ep 67 · 2:40
host_summaryThree-quarters of tracheobronchopexy procedures used a posterior approach↗
▶Ep 67 · 2:44
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy was performed on thoracic trachea alone in over half the patients, but had to be extended onto the bronchi in 40%↗
▶Ep 67 · 2:57
host_summary94% of patients avoided tracheostomy with a mortality rate of 5%, and the procedure significantly reduced pressure ventilation and ventilator dependence↗
▶Ep 67 · 3:14
quoteThis paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.↗
▶Ep 67 · 3:14
opinionIn experienced hands who have done numerous or hundreds of these procedures, tracheobronchopexy can have very good outcomes for patients with severe airway collapse symptoms↗
▶Ep 67 · 3:41
quoteIt's good to have a reference paper that shows really excellent outcomes with their approach to give this information to pediatric surgeons when they encounter such patients.↗
Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: 1st Quarter (Jan-Mar) 2025
▶Ep 98 · 1:32
quoteThis is uh George W. Holcomb the 3rd. Uh, I'm the editor in chief of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery.↗
▶Ep 98 · 1:57
quoteThese postoperative spells, they're really a subset of patients. That Really, there's not been a whole lot of case series on.↗
▶Ep 98 · 2:17
epidemiological80 patients with severe airway collapse after esophageal atresia is a huge number; most pediatric surgeons won't see 10 such patients in their career, and many wouldn't see 5↗
▶Ep 98 · 2:17
quoteI mean, 80 patients with this problem is a huge number. I think most pediatric surgeons, they won't see 10 of these patients, I don't think in their career, and many of us wouldn't see 5 of them.↗
▶Ep 98 · 2:34
host_summary90% of patients showed complete airway collapse on dynamic bronchoscopy↗
▶Ep 98 · 2:40
host_summaryThree-quarters of tracheobronchopexy procedures used a posterior approach↗
▶Ep 98 · 2:44
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy was performed on thoracic trachea alone in over half the patients, but had to be extended onto the bronchi in 40%↗
▶Ep 98 · 2:57
host_summary94% of patients avoided tracheostomy with a mortality rate of 5%, and the procedure significantly reduced pressure ventilation and ventilator dependence↗
▶Ep 98 · 3:14
opinionIn experienced hands who have done numerous or hundreds of these procedures, tracheobronchopexy can have very good outcomes for patients with severe airway collapse symptoms↗
▶Ep 98 · 3:14
quoteThis paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.↗
▶Ep 98 · 3:41
quoteIt's good to have a reference paper that shows really excellent outcomes with their approach to give this information to pediatric surgeons when they encounter such patients.↗
Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: 1st Quarter (Jan-Mar) 2025
▶Ep 50 · 1:32
quoteThis is uh George W. Holcomb the 3rd. Uh, I'm the editor in chief of the Journal of Pediatric Surgery.↗
▶Ep 50 · 1:57
quoteThese postoperative spells, they're really a subset of patients. That Really, there's not been a whole lot of case series on.↗
▶Ep 50 · 2:17
quoteI mean, 80 patients with this problem is a huge number. I think most pediatric surgeons, they won't see 10 of these patients, I don't think in their career, and many of us wouldn't see 5 of them.↗
▶Ep 50 · 2:17
epidemiological80 patients with severe airway collapse after esophageal atresia is a huge number; most pediatric surgeons won't see 10 such patients in their career, and many wouldn't see 5↗
▶Ep 50 · 2:34
host_summary90% of patients showed complete airway collapse on dynamic bronchoscopy↗
▶Ep 50 · 2:40
host_summaryThree-quarters of tracheobronchopexy procedures used a posterior approach↗
▶Ep 50 · 2:44
host_summaryTracheobronchopexy was performed on thoracic trachea alone in over half the patients, but had to be extended onto the bronchi in 40%↗
▶Ep 50 · 2:57
host_summary94% of patients avoided tracheostomy with a mortality rate of 5%, and the procedure significantly reduced pressure ventilation and ventilator dependence↗
▶Ep 50 · 3:14
opinionIn experienced hands who have done numerous or hundreds of these procedures, tracheobronchopexy can have very good outcomes for patients with severe airway collapse symptoms↗
▶Ep 50 · 3:14
quoteThis paper shows that in experienced hands, and I think that's very important, who have done numerous or hundreds of these type procedures, that you can have a very good outcome for patients with these symptoms.↗
▶Ep 50 · 3:41
quoteIt's good to have a reference paper that shows really excellent outcomes with their approach to give this information to pediatric surgeons when they encounter such patients.↗
