Pediatric Tracheal Granuloma

Etiology: Long standing endotracheal intubation
Imaging: Subglottic tracheal mass
DDX:
Complications:
Treatment: Surgical
Clinical:

Radiology Cases of Tracheal Granuloma

Radiograph of tracheal granuloma — Lateral radiograph of the airway shows a subglottic soft tissue mass.

Radiograph of tracheal granuloma — AP radiograph of the airway shows asymmetric narrowing of the proximal trachea due to a semi-circular mass arising from the right side of the proximal trachea.

Radiograph of tracheal granuloma — AP radiograph of the airway shows a subglottic mass arising from the right wall of the trachea causing airway narrowing at the level of third and fourth cervical vertebral bodies.