The history of percutaneous tracheotomy

L. W. van Heurn; P. R. Brink

The history of percutaneous tracheotomy

L. W. van Heurn
, P. R. Brink

pre-AMC

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Abstract

Percutaneous tracheotomy is a surgical procedure for inserting a tracheal cannula into the tracheal lumen without a large incision, without extensive dissection of pretracheal tissue and without exposure of the trachea. Ciaglia's report on the procedure a decade ago led to this technique gaining popularity, although its origin is much older

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	723-726
Journal	Journal of laryngology and otology
Volume	110
Issue number	8
Publication status	Published - 1996
Externally published	Yes

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