ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF ENDOBRONCHIAL TUMOUR REMOVAL IN A YOUNG PATIENT

Dr.Greeshma Kongara; Dr.C.N.Chandra Sekhar; Dr.Vasudev Rao; Dr.Pramod; Dr.Manish; Dr.Vaijanath

Volume : VIII, Issue : I, January - 2019

ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF ENDOBRONCHIAL TUMOUR REMOVAL IN A YOUNG PATIENT

Dr. Greeshma Kongara, Dr. C. N. Chandra Sekhar, Dr. Vasudev Rao, Dr. Pramod, Dr. Manish, Dr. Vaijanath

Abstract :

Benign tumors involving onchus are very rare. Surgical resection through onchoscopy is the treatment of choice with excellent prognosis. One of the rare complications is bleeding from the airway. However, there is a paucity of case reports on anaesthetic risks involved in case of a onchial tumor. We present a successful case removal of onchial tumor involving right intermediate onchus. The patient was scheduled for rigid onchoscopy and debulking of the tumor. Patient had a complication of airway bleed & had cardiac arrest. The various anaesthetic implications of the complications of the procedure and airway management with right double lumen tube are discussed. Immediate CPR and control of the airway and proper isolation of lung saved the patient