Research Article

Application of Montgomery T-Tube Placement in Treating Cotton-Myer IV Subglottic Airway Atresia after Bi-Level Airway Recanalization

Table 1

Baseline information of patients before T-tube placement.

CharacteristicsValue ()

Age (years)
Gender (%)
 Male4 (36.4)
 Female7 (63.6)
Underlying disease (%)
 Cerebral hemorrhage1 (9.09)
 Craniocerebral trauma1 (9.09)
 Traffic accident trauma3 (27.3)
 Electric injury2 (18.2)
 Cerebral infarction2 (18.2)
 Granulomatous polyangiitis2 (18.2)
Clinical symptoms (%)
 Aphasia10 (90.9)
 Cough4 (36.4)
 Expectoration6 (54.5)
 Dyspnea5 (45.5)
Stenosis types (%)
 Granulation tissue development5 (45.5)
 Scarring stenosis6 (54.5)
 Tracheal wall atrophy7 (63.6)
 Tracheal distortion6 (54.5)
Airway stenosis length (%)
 1 ~ 2 cm2 (18.2)
 2 ~ 3 cm6 (54.5)
 >3 cm3 (27.3)

Multiple clinical symptoms and stenosis types of patients were complicated. SpO2: blood oxygen saturation.