Medicine · 2020
An epidermoid cyst of the uvula causing dyspnea in an infant: A case report.
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Lim Hye Rin, Cho Hyong Ho, Yang Hyung Chae, Kim Hong Chan
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RATIONALE: Congenital epidermoid cysts are benign deformities that rarely affect the uvula. A uvular epidermoid cyst is painless and slow-growing. Most such cysts are asymptomatic and rarely cause oral dysfunction.
PATIENT CONCERNS: We present the case of a 10-month-old infant with dyspnea caused by a mass in the uvula.
DIAGNOSIS: The patient was diagnosed with a uvular epidermoid cyst via neck soft tissue X-ray and flexible laryngoscopy.
INTERVENTIONS: Emergency surgery was performed.
OUTCOMES: The patient recovered immediately after the operation and was discharged 1 day later.
LESSONS: In an infant with a uvula cyst, early surgical treatment may be needed to prevent symptoms, such as dyspnea, requiring emergency treatment.
PATIENT CONCERNS: We present the case of a 10-month-old infant with dyspnea caused by a mass in the uvula.
DIAGNOSIS: The patient was diagnosed with a uvular epidermoid cyst via neck soft tissue X-ray and flexible laryngoscopy.
INTERVENTIONS: Emergency surgery was performed.
OUTCOMES: The patient recovered immediately after the operation and was discharged 1 day later.
LESSONS: In an infant with a uvula cyst, early surgical treatment may be needed to prevent symptoms, such as dyspnea, requiring emergency treatment.