Phil Putnam

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Aerodigestive / ENT · guest expert

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Button battery injuries in the esophagus can progress to aortoesophageal fistula; CT angiography and close follow-up for 6 weeks post-removal are recommended, especially if the battery was at the aortoesophageal junction.
guideline · Aerodigestive / ENT
Multi-channel intraluminal impedance testing detects reflux but does not diagnose aspiration; it tells you whether something is delivered from the stomach to the esophagus, not what happens after.
clinical · Aerodigestive / ENT
A 2.8 mm flexible bronchoscope and a 5.4–6 mm infant gastroscope are the typical scopes used for combined airway-esophageal examination in small children.
clinical · CHARGE Syndrome

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Aerodigestive & Esophageal Surgery - Difficult Tracheal Esophageal Fistula

Statement Multi-channel intraluminal impedance testing detects reflux but does not diagnose aspiration; it tells you whether something is delivered from the stomach to the esophagus, not what happens after. Open
Statement A 2.8 mm flexible bronchoscope and a 5.4–6 mm infant gastroscope are the typical scopes used for combined airway-esophageal examination in small children. Open
Statement Button battery injuries in the esophagus can progress to aortoesophageal fistula; CT angiography and close follow-up for 6 weeks post-removal are recommended, especially if the battery was at the aortoesophageal junction. Open
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Aerodigestive & Esophageal Surgery - Difficult Tracheal Esophageal Fistula

Statement Multi-channel intraluminal impedance testing detects reflux but does not diagnose aspiration; it tells you whether something is delivered from the stomach to the esophagus, not what happens after. Open
Statement Multi-channel intraluminal impedance testing detects reflux but does not diagnose aspiration; it tells you whether something is delivered from the stomach to the esophagus, not what happens after. Open
Statement A 2.8 mm flexible bronchoscope and a 5.4–6 mm infant gastroscope are the typical scopes used for combined airway-esophageal examination in small children. Open
Statement A 2.8 mm flexible bronchoscope and a 5.4–6 mm infant gastroscope are the typical scopes used for combined airway-esophageal examination in small children. Open
Statement Button battery injuries in the esophagus can progress to aortoesophageal fistula; CT angiography and close follow-up for 6 weeks post-removal are recommended, especially if the battery was at the aortoesophageal junction. Open
Statement Button battery injuries in the esophagus can progress to aortoesophageal fistula; CT angiography and close follow-up for 6 weeks post-removal are recommended, especially if the battery was at the aortoesophageal junction. Open
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Aerodigestive & Esophageal Surgery - Difficult Tracheal Esophageal Fistula

Statement Multi-channel intraluminal impedance testing detects reflux but does not diagnose aspiration; it tells you whether something is delivered from the stomach to the esophagus, not what happens after. Open
Statement A 2.8 mm flexible bronchoscope and a 5.4–6 mm infant gastroscope are the typical scopes used for combined airway-esophageal examination in small children. Open
Statement Button battery injuries in the esophagus can progress to aortoesophageal fistula; CT angiography and close follow-up for 6 weeks post-removal are recommended, especially if the battery was at the aortoesophageal junction. Open
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Aerodigestive & Esophageal Surgery - Difficult Tracheal Esophageal Fistula

Statement Multi-channel intraluminal impedance testing detects reflux but does not diagnose aspiration; it tells you whether something is delivered from the stomach to the esophagus, not what happens after. Open
Statement A 2.8 mm flexible bronchoscope and a 5.4–6 mm infant gastroscope are the typical scopes used for combined airway-esophageal examination in small children. Open
Statement Button battery injuries in the esophagus can progress to aortoesophageal fistula; CT angiography and close follow-up for 6 weeks post-removal are recommended, especially if the battery was at the aortoesophageal junction. Open