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See Latest ArticlesPredictors of Clinical Outcomes and Hospital Resource Use of Children After Tracheotomy
Pediatrics, 07/29/09
Berry JG et al. – Children with upper airway anomaly experienced less mortality, and children with NI experienced higher mortality rates and greater hospital resource use after tracheotomy. Additional research is needed to explore additional factors that may influence health outcomes in children with tracheotomy.
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