Anesthesia & Analgesia · 2004 · 20 citations · 16 references
MedicineOtolaryngologyOtolaryngologic SurgeryPediatric OtolaryngologyRhinologyEndotracheal IntubationNasal TraumaPediatric Airway DisordersPediatric Otolaryngologic TraumaPediatric RhinologyComplement Factor I DeficiencyFactor Ix PhysiologyHereditary Factor X DeficiencyIntrinsic Factor DeficiencyIntubation ComplicationsNasal IntubationPediatric EpistaxisTraumatic Epistaxis
In Brief Epistaxis and airway trauma are often associated with nasotracheal intubation. We describe a patient with Factor IX deficiency who required nasotracheal intubation. An inexpensive, nonproprietary, rapid technique was used to reduce the trauma of intubation. IMPLICATIONS: Nasal trauma and bleeding may be reduced during nasotracheal intubation by using a rapid, inexpensive technique that avoids potentially problematic topical medications.
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Complications of nasotracheal intubation
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