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Lung Transplantation Research Center, NRITLD, Shahid Beheshti University M.C., TEHRAN-IRAN.
Abstract
Tracheal stenosis is extremely rare during pregnancy and is frequently mistaken for and treated as asthma. We describe the management of anesthesia in a pregnant patient with severe subglottic stenosis requiring rigid bronchoscopy for dilation and laser treatment of the stenotic area. (Tanaffos 2008; 7(3): 76-80)
Parsa, T., Dabir, S., Darjani, H. R. J. & Radpay, B. (2008). Anesthesia Management in a Pregnant Woman with Severe Sub-glottic Stenosis. TANAFFOS (Respiration), 7(3(summer)), 76–80.
MLA
Parsa, T., Dabir, S., Darjani, H. R. J., & Radpay, B. "Anesthesia Management in a Pregnant Woman with Severe Sub-glottic Stenosis", TANAFFOS (Respiration), 7, 3(summer), 2008, 76–80.
HARVARD
Parsa, T., Dabir, S., Darjani, H. R. J., & Radpay, B. (2008). 'Anesthesia Management in a Pregnant Woman with Severe Sub-glottic Stenosis', TANAFFOS (Respiration), 7(3(summer)), pp. 76–80.
CHICAGO
Parsa, T., Dabir, S., Darjani, H. R. J. & Radpay, B., "Anesthesia Management in a Pregnant Woman with Severe Sub-glottic Stenosis." TANAFFOS (Respiration), 7 3(summer) (2008): 76–80,
VANCOUVER
Parsa T., Dabir S., Darjani H. R. J., Radpay B. Anesthesia Management in a Pregnant Woman with Severe Sub-glottic Stenosis. TANAFFOS (Respiration). 2008;7(3(summer)):76–80.
