Indian pediatrics · 2018
Coexisting Congenital Subglosso-palatal Membrane and Tongue Dermoid in a Neonate.
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Tiwari Preeti, Pandey Vaibhav, Tapadar Jayanto
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BACKGROUND: Neonatal respiratory distress due to coexisting subglosso-palatal membrane and tongue dermoid has not been reported yet.
CASE CHARACTERISTICS: A newborn with respiratory distress having a membrane in the oral cavity. Excision of membrane revealed a tongue mass with cleft palate, obstructing the nasopharynx completely. Elective ventilation was followed by excision of mass.
OUTCOME: The child was cured with uneventful course at follow-up of six months.
MESSAGE: Co-existing congenital anomalies causing airway obstruction may be missed in presence of subglosso-palatal membrane.
CASE CHARACTERISTICS: A newborn with respiratory distress having a membrane in the oral cavity. Excision of membrane revealed a tongue mass with cleft palate, obstructing the nasopharynx completely. Elective ventilation was followed by excision of mass.
OUTCOME: The child was cured with uneventful course at follow-up of six months.
MESSAGE: Co-existing congenital anomalies causing airway obstruction may be missed in presence of subglosso-palatal membrane.