A successful third resection-anastomosis in a tracheal restenosis

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Abstract

Reoperation due to recurrence after tracheal resection and reconstruction still seems challenging. Although recurrence may lead to serious morbidity, an appropriate surgical technique plays a significant role in the cure of these patients. We report our experience of a patient who successfully underwent a third resection and anastomosis of the trachea. We believe that the number of previous operations is not a contraindication by itself against reoperating on a patient with restenosis. Also the success rate might be acceptably high if a sufficiently healthy tracheal length remains. © The Author 2012.

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Saghebia, S. R., Abbasidezfouli, A., Sheikhya, K., & Farzanegana, R. (2012). A successful third resection-anastomosis in a tracheal restenosis. Interactive Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, 15(1), 174–175. https://doi.org/10.1093/icvts/ivs101

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