Procedure Type
SurgicalProcedure Duration
4-7 HoursHospital Stay (Days)
8-10 DaysTracheal resection is a specialized surgical procedure performed to remove a diseased or damaged segment of the trachea (windpipe) and reconnect the healthy ends to restore normal breathing and airway function. This treatment is often necessary in cases of tracheal stenosis, tumors, traumatic injury, or congenital abnormalities. The procedure aims to provide patients with a stable and functional airway while minimizing complications.
Tracheal resection is recommended for individuals experiencing significant airway obstruction due to conditions such as benign or malignant tracheal tumors, scarring from prolonged intubation, tracheomalacia, or inflammatory diseases like Wegener’s granulomatosis. In some cases, it is also a solution for congenital defects that hinder normal breathing or speaking capabilities.
Before the surgery, patients undergo a comprehensive evaluation, including imaging studies like CT scans or MRIs and bronchoscopic examinations. These diagnostic tools help determine the extent of the tracheal damage and guide the surgical approach. A multidisciplinary team of surgeons, anesthesiologists, and pulmonologists collaborate to ensure optimal patient care. Preoperative counseling prepares the patient for the procedure and outlines postoperative expectations.
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Tracheal resection involves making a precise incision to access the affected tracheal segment. The diseased portion is excised, and the healthy ends are meticulously reconnected using advanced suturing techniques. Depending on the extent of the resection, surgeons may use innovative methods like sliding tracheoplasty to ensure the airway remains functional and tension-free. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and requires careful intraoperative monitoring to maintain oxygenation.
After the surgery, patients are closely monitored in an intensive care setting to ensure airway patency and detect any complications early. A temporary tracheostomy may be placed to facilitate breathing during recovery, though this is removed once the airway stabilizes. Pain management, respiratory therapy, and regular bronchoscopy assessments are integral to recovery, allowing patients to gradually regain normal breathing and speaking functions.
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