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Tracheomalacia is a
condition or
incident where the
cartilage that
keeps the
airway (trachea) open is soft such that the
trachea partly collapses especially...
- scarring, are
likely to be
surgically excised. One
cause of
narrowing is
tracheomalacia,
which is the
tendency for the
trachea to
collapse when
there is increased...
- used. If only the
upper airway the
trachea is
involved it is
called tracheomalacia (TM).
There are two
types of bronchomalacia.
Primary bronchomalacia...
- used to
treat severe tracheomalacia or
tracheal compression. The
procedure was
originally proposed as a
treatment for
tracheomalacia Filler et al. in 1976...
- trachea;
thyroiditis such as Riedel's thyroiditis;
vocal cord palsy;
tracheomalacia or
tracheobronchomalacia (e.g.,
collapsed trachea).
congenital anomalies...
- If the
connective nerve tissues in the
trachea degenerate it
causes tracheomalacia.
Infections to the
trachea can
cause tracheomegaly.[citation needed]...
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follows and
medical intervention can
often be required.[citation needed]
Tracheomalacia a
softening of the trachea,
usually above the
carina (carina of trachea)...
- tubes'
cartilage Laryngomalacia, a
disorder of the larynx's
cartilage Tracheomalacia, a
disorder of the trachea's
cartilage Keratomalacia, an eye disorder...
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actress Arabella Gibbins, and
Rafaela "Raffie" Pugh. She
suffered from
tracheomalacia (a
windpipe condition causing breathing problems) as a child, which...
- symptoms, such as
persistent coughing/wheezing
Recurrent chest infections Tracheomalacia Neonates with TEF or
esophageal atresia are
unable to feed properly...
