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Thoracoscopic aortopexy for tracheomalacia in pediatric patients

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Case series introduction and imaging findings

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Three pediatric cases of tracheomalacia were reported.
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CT imaging demonstrated vascular compression in these cases.
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Endoscopy demonstrated tracheomalacia in the pediatric patients.
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The thymus is manipulated to expose the emergence of the brachiocephalic vessels.
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Gentle manipulation of vessels is required, avoiding abrupt traction.
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The first suture is placed on the proximal portion of the aorta.
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Sutures are placed carefully on the aorta to avoid the coronary ostia and prevent cardiac complications.
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Intraoperative endoscopy was used to assess the airway.
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The aorta was elevated in the postoperative period.
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No complications were reported in the case series.
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