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Use of laryngeal masks in the resuscitation of a neonate with difficult airway
  1. RUDOLF TRAWÖGER,
  2. CHRISTIAN MANN
  1. Department of Paediatrics
  2. University Hospital Innsbruck
  3. Innsbruck A-6020
  4. Austria
  5. Department of Anaesthesiology
  6. Department of Obstetrics
    1. MANFRED MÖRTL
    1. Department of Paediatrics
    2. University Hospital Innsbruck
    3. Innsbruck A-6020
    4. Austria
    5. Department of Anaesthesiology
    6. Department of Obstetrics
      1. KARIN RIHA
      1. Department of Paediatrics
      2. University Hospital Innsbruck
      3. Innsbruck A-6020
      4. Austria
      5. Department of Anaesthesiology
      6. Department of Obstetrics

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        Editor—Neonates with mandibulo–facial anomalies and respiratory distress present a challenge for neonatologists. We report a newborn boy with severe micrognathia who failed to breathe adequately immediately after birth. Tracheal intubation was unsuccessful, but he was ventilated for several hours using a laryngeal mask.

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        The boy was born to a 29 year old primigravida after 39 weeks of gestation. During the pregnancy, absence of the corpus callosum had been noted at 33 weeks of gestation, and genetic amniocentesis had indicated a microdeletion of chromosome …

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