Trachea Stenosis - Patient Resource Page
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Curated by Charlie Rombach
Start here - General Trachea Stenosis Information
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
VeryWell Health
Michigan Medicine
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Brigham Health
Science Direct
Boston Children’s Hospital
National Organization for Rare Disorders
Understanding Treatment Options
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
Multimedia Manual of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery
European Respiratory Journal
Boston Children’s Hospital
US National Library of Medicine
PubMed
Mount Sinai
Programs and resources
UCLA Health
Massachusetts General Hospital
Keck Medicine of USC
NorthWestern Medicine
Boston Children’s Hospital
Questions to ask your doctor (From a Fellow Trachea Stenosis Patient)
How do I know if I have Trachea Stenosis?
What are the symptoms and how do I know if they are fatal or not?
Are there different types of Trachea Stenosis?
Does Trachea Stenosis require major surgery?
If left untreated can Trachea Stenosis heal itself?
If my child has Tracheal Stenosis should I wait to get surgery done on him/her?
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