Tracheitis in Patients with Tracheostomy
Tracheitis in patients with a tracheostomy is inflammation of the trachea that can occur in people who have a cannula placed to aid breathing.
Why it happens: The permanent presence of the cannula and contact with secretions can favor irritation and infection of the airway, especially if secretions build up.
Signs to watch for: Changes in the amount or appearance of secretions, fever, greater difficulty breathing, or discomfort around the tracheostomy site warrant attention.
Which specialist treats it? In children, the pediatric pulmonologist supports the care of the airway and the evaluation of these complications. With any change in a patient who has a tracheostomy, it is advisable to contact the medical team caring for them promptly.
Specialties that treat tracheitis in patients with tracheostomy
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in tracheitis in patients with tracheostomy
Dra. Maria Silvia Lule Morales
Dr. Jhonatan Mata Aranda
Dr. Federico Isaac Hernández Rocha
Dr. Lilian Flores
Dr. Mauricio Silva Barragan
Dr. José Luis Patiño Galeana
Dr. Brenda Aguilar Viveros
Dr. Sonia Verónica Gordillo Nieto
Dr. Luis Fernando Torres Pedraza
Dr. Verónica Vizcarra Sánchez
Dr. Wilberth Daniel Pech Cauich
Dr. Job Santa Maria Aldaco
Dr. Carolina Elizabeth Hernández Rodríguez
Dr. Luis Carlos Hinojos gallardo
Dr. Amaury González Molina
Dr. Vania Mariana Sedano Morales
Dr. José David Michelle Pérez Uribe
Dr. Naddia Nataly Sandoval Romero
Dr. Juan Ramon Torres Aguilar
Dr. Carlos Juárez Ortiz
Frequently asked questions
What is tracheitis in patients with tracheostomy?
Tracheitis in patients with a tracheostomy is inflammation of the trachea that can occur in people who have a cannula placed to aid breathing.
Which doctor treats tracheitis in patients with tracheostomy?
Tracheitis in Patients with Tracheostomy is usually treated by specialists in pediatric pulmonologist.