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case_images: Cervical CT, lateral view. Post-return of spontaneous circulation CT reveals marked stenosis (50 mm in length) of the trachea below the glottis.
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case_images: Post-ROSC CT revealed marked stenosis (50 mm in length) of the trachea below the glottis (Figure 1).
case_images: Cervical CT, lateral view. The patient's medical records revealed that he had been diagnosed with benign subglottic stenosis three years earlier. At the time, the lumen was narrowed to 9 mm over a length of 46 mm, from the subglottis to the caudal side of the trachea.
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case_images: At that time, the lumen was narrowed to 9 mm over a length of 46 mm, from the subglottis to the caudal side of the trachea (Figure 2).