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      [Traumatic macroglossia--a rare indication for tracheotomy].

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      Klinische Padiatrie
      Georg Thieme Verlag KG

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          Abstract

          Hemorrhage into the tongue caused by a trauma is able to produce dangerous hematomas. During an hypertensive crisis a 17 year old patient suffered from an ictus with a bite on his tongue. A macroglossia developed with shortness of breath, so that only a tracheotomy could grand a sufficient ventilation. The macroglossia decreased within 6 days, the nasal breathing was no longer prevented, so the tracheostoma could be closed. An operative intervention is necessary, if conservative therapy is without success referred to diminuation of the tongue.

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          Journal
          Klin Padiatr
          Klinische Padiatrie
          Georg Thieme Verlag KG
          0300-8630
          0300-8630
          July 1 1985
          : 197
          : 4
          Article
          10.1055/s-2008-1033991
          3900552
          e3de7a3f-a184-498d-a5ab-e80fed775731
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