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a) Normal upper airway
b) Normal tracheobronchial tree
c) Branching pattern variants
i) Situs inversus
ii) Tracheal bronchus
iii) Other variants
d) Upper airway variants
i) Bifid uvula
ii) Congenital absence of epiglottis
a) Technical issues and techniques in upper airway evaluation
b) Nasal polyps
c) Choanal stenosis/atresia
d) Adenoidal hypertrophy
e) Cleft palate
f) Thyroglossal duct
g) Tonsillar hypertrophy
h) Glossoptosis
i) Vallecular cysts
j) Laryngeal atresia
k) Laryngomalacia
l) Laryngeal edema
n) Supraglottic mass lesions
o) Subglottic mass lesions
ii) Hemangiomas
p) Vocal cord paralysis
q) Papillomatosis
r) Laryngoesophageal clefts
s) Subglottic stenosis
a) Tracheomalacia
b) Tracheal stenosis
i) Congenital
ii) Acquired
c) Endotracheal tumors
i) Papillomatosis
ii) Carcinoid
iii) Hemangioma
iv) Others
d) Tracheoesophageal fistulas
e) Tracheal compression syndromes
i) Right aortic arch
ii) Vascular rings
iii) PA sling
iv) Paratracheal tumor or mass
v) Innominate artery compression
vi) Esophageal foreign bodies or masses
vii) Mediastinal mass lesions
f) Tracheoesophageal clefts (high grade)
g) Trauma
a) Bronchomalacia
b) Bronchial stenosis
d) Bronchial compression
i) Bronchogenic cysts
ii) Vascular compression
iv) Tumor/lymph nodes
v) Other causes of bronchial compression
e) Bronchoesophageal fistula
f) Endobronchial mass lesions
i) Granulation tissue
ii) Tumors
g) Foreign body aspiration
h) Mucus plugs
i) Hemoptysis
j) Inflammatory conditions
i) Bronchitis
ii) Cystic fibrosis
iii) Primary ciliary dyskinesia
iv) Others
a) Balloon dilation
b) Endobronchial cautery
c) Laser
d) Stents
e) Cryoprobe
i) Endobronchial granulation tissue/mass
ii) Foreign body extraction
iii) Mucus plug extraction
iv) Clot extraction
v) bronchial stenosis
f) Biopsy
i) Endobronchial
ii) Transbronchial
iii) TBNA
g) Endobronchial valve placement
h) Identification of bronchopleural fistulas
i) Extraction of foreign bodies
j) Extraction of mucus plugs
k) Extraction of blood clots/management of hemoptysis
l) Bronchoscopic intubation
a) Suprastomal collapse, granulation
b) Tracheostomy as a tracheal stent
c) Evaluating tracheotomized patients
d) T_tubes
a) Measuring airway size
i) Leak testing video (rigid)
b) Oxygen insufflation as a probe
c) BAL techniques
d) Endoscopic documentation of mucociliary transport function
e) Evaluation of endotracheal tubes
f) Technical tips
a) Missed diagnoses
b) Airway consequences of other interventions
i) Airway compression related to gastric pullup
ii) Tracheal compression from esophageal obstruction
a) CHAOS
b) CHARGE
c) PCD (situs inversus)
d) Mucopolysaccharidoses
e) Others
a) Airway damage due to suction trauma
b) Scope damage