Branchial arch anomalies: need for early diagnosis
Journal: International Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics (Vol.1, No. 1)Publication Date: 2014-05-01
Authors : Jayita Poduval;
Page : 46-47
Keywords : Branchial Fistula; Diagnosis; Surgical excision;
Abstract
Branchial fistula and similar anomalies may present in childhood; the diagnosis may not be obvious at initial presentation. The treatment is by surgical exploration and excision. Misdiagnosis results in recurrence and considerable morbidity. This case report is an example of a missed left branchial fistula which was later managed successfully.
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