2020
DOI: 10.1053/j.semtcvs.2019.08.006
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Endovascular Treatment of Tracheoinnominate Artery Fistula: Case Report and Literature Review With Pooled Cohort Analysis

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“…TIF is a devastating complication of prolonged tracheostomy. The incidence has been reported at 0.1%-1% in different case series, and this may represent an underestimation due to underreporting and high early mortality rates [7,8]. New bleeding around an established tracheostomy site should prompt immediate evaluation for TIF.…”
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“…TIF is a devastating complication of prolonged tracheostomy. The incidence has been reported at 0.1%-1% in different case series, and this may represent an underestimation due to underreporting and high early mortality rates [7,8]. New bleeding around an established tracheostomy site should prompt immediate evaluation for TIF.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…New bleeding around an established tracheostomy site should prompt immediate evaluation for TIF. Approximately 35%-50% of patients develop a sentinel or intermittent bleed prior to life-threatening hemorrhage [6,7]. The leading cause for the development of TIF is thought to be pressure necrosis of the anterior tracheal wall caused by the tracheostomy tube and erosion into the innominate artery [6,8,11].…”
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