Ozturan O.Kizilay A.Miman M.C.Oncel S.Kalcioglu M.T.Erdem T.2024-08-042024-08-0420021300-7475https://hdl.handle.net/11616/91288Surgical correction of grade III glotto-subglottic stenosis in a two-month-old girl was illustrated in a staged manner. Firstly, a silicone keel was placed via anterior thyrotomy following a tracheotomy. Secondly, laryngotracheal reconstruction was performed by interposing an autogenous thyroid cartilage anteriorly between the edges of the longitudinally divided cricoid cartilage and the upper tracheal rings. A stent was maintained for two months. The glottis and subglottis appeared patent and healed following removal of the stent. A meaningful voice and rather comfortable respiration were observed during a 13-month follow-up. The use of thyroid cartilage autograft offers many advantages in laryngotracheal reconstruction with considerably less technical difficulty.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessarticlecase reportfemalehumaninfantlarynx cartilagelarynx stenosisplastic surgerystenttrachea stenosistransplantationFemaleHumansInfantLaryngostenosisReconstructive Surgical ProceduresStentsThyroid CartilageTracheal StenosisArticle92132137121226352-s2.0-0036490681N/A