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Chest, Vol 84, 222-224, Copyright © 1983 by American College of Chest Physicians

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Tracheocarotid fistula secondary to laryngeal carcinoma presenting as massive hemoptysis

RP Dellinger, PJ Savage, C Carruth and TH Spence

Tracheovascular fistulas are not traditionally included in the differential diagnosis of massive hemoptysis. We report the first such case due to a tracheocarotid fistula produced by occult subglottic laryngeal cancer. Also described is the unusual role the cuffed endotracheal tube played in obscuring the diagnosis and palliating the hemorrhage.




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