Categorization and repair of recurrent and acquired tracheoesophageal fistulae occurring after esophageal atresia repair

Keyphrases

• Trachea 100%
• Esophageal Atresia Repair 100%
• Recurrent Tracheoesophageal Fistula 100%
• Acquired Tracheoesophageal Fistula 100%
• Esophagus 75%
• Tracheoesophageal Fistula 75%
• Retrospective Review 50%
• Stricture 50%
• Suture Line 50%
• Pexy 50%
• Strictureplasty 50%
• Posterior Tracheopexy 50%
• Tracheal Diverticulum 50%
• Pulmonary Symptoms 50%
• Airway 25%
• Esophageal Resection 25%
• Re-recurrence 25%
• Resection 25%
• Surgical Technique 25%
• No Recurrence 25%
• Cannulation 25%
• Thoracotomy 25%
• Surgical Approach 25%
• Airway Closure 25%
• Segmental Resection 25%
• Therapeutic Challenges 25%
• Primary Closure 25%
• Endoluminal Surgery 25%
• Cervical Laminoplasty 25%
• Complete Separation 25%
• Anastomotic Complications 25%
• Esophageal Replacement 25%
• Gastric Conduit 25%
• Esophageal Stricture 25%
• Esophageal Leak 25%
• Reoperative 25%
• Tracheomalacia 25%
• H-type 25%
• Spinal Ligaments 25%
• Pure Esophageal Atresia 25%
• Airway Reconstruction 25%
• Esophageal Defect 25%
• Endoluminal 25%
• Diagnostic Challenges 25%
• Consecutive Patients 25%
• Open Operation 25%
• Severe Tracheomalacia 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Esophageal Atresia 100%
• Trachea 100%
• Tracheoesophageal Fistula 100%
• Esophagus 42%
• Esophagus Fistula 42%
• Recurrent Disease 28%
• Patient Referral 28%
• Stricture 28%
• Diverticulum 28%
• Tracheomalacia 28%
• Suture 28%
• Surgical Approach 14%
• Surgical Technique 14%
• Airway Obstruction 14%
• Segmentectomy 14%
• Thoracotomy 14%
• Cannulation 14%
• Esophageal Stricture 14%
• Open Operation 14%