Subglottic Haemangioma of Larynx in an Infant Cured Operatively

A. Zakrzewski Otolaryngological Clinic, Poznań, Poland; Pathological Anatomy Institute, Poznań Medical Academy, Poznań, Poland

Z. Szmeja Otolaryngological Clinic, Poznań, Poland; Pathological Anatomy Institute, Poznań Medical Academy, Poznań, Poland

P. Gabryel Otolaryngological Clinic, Poznań, Poland; Pathological Anatomy Institute, Poznań Medical Academy, Poznań, Poland

Abstract

A case of laryngeal haemangioma in the subglottic region in a six-month-old infant with a severe dyspnea is described. The tumour was totally removed and the tissue at the site of its insertion coagulated. Control examination after almost 7 years showed a very good air passage through the larynx and normal functioning. The results of histopathologic examination are discussed in detail.

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