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SGS – tracheostomy — RACP Paediatrics MCQ

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ModerateRespiratorySGS – tracheostomyRACP Paediatrics

A 2-year-old with severe subglottic stenosis (grade III) has failed endoscopic interventions. What is the most appropriate long-term airway management?

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Correct answer: D — Tracheostomy

Severe SGS refractory to endoscopic management requires tracheostomy for airway stability, followed by open reconstruction when older.

Reference: RCH Melbourne – 2023 – Subglottic Stenosis CPG