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== '''Late complications''' == * Tracheal stenosis and malacia * Bleeding ** Tracheoarterial fistula *** See full topic under 'vascular trauma' *** Sentinel bleeds are common! **** If you suspect sentinel bleed, do a CT angio (?high-riding innominate artery - ?relationship of wall to artery) and bronchoscopy *** Survival 14% *** Erosion into anterior tracheal wall, resulting in fistulous connection with innominate artery *** Ward: **** Resuscitation **** Bleeding from stoma site - apply pressure, silver nitrate **** Bleeding from deep to stoma - overinflate cuff to compress artery. Can also try inserting ETT and inflating cuff distal to bleed. Otherwise put a finger through the hole then pull anteriorly. And put pressure above sternal notch to compress innominate artery. *** Operative management: **** Utley maneuvre - involves dissection to innominate artery **** Definitive control will probably require sternotomy * Reduced phonation * Late displacement ** Check cuff, tube, other components ** Preoxygenate via stoma ** Use obturator to reinsert - stop if resistance [[Category:Thoracics]]
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