Abstract

In our case report, we discussed oıır anesthesia procedures in a 3 years old mentally retarded patient who had emergency tracheostorny for sudden-onset near-total pulmonary obstruction. In the fırst stage of the anesthesia, patient's spontaneous respiration was maintained during diagnostic rigid bronchoscopy the pathology. No pathology otlıer than bilateral vocal cord paralysis was diagnosed by rigid bronchoscopy. In the second stage of anesthesia, orotracheal intubation was carried out followed by uncomplicated emergency tracheostorny. Patient was transferred uneventfully to postoperative intensive care unit after the operation.