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Anaesthetic Challenges in a Child Presenting with A Large Epiglottic Cyst for Excision
Case Report

Laryngeal cysts are relatively rare benign lesions that represent approximately 5% of benign
laryngeal lesions.1 Though benign, they can present with severe respiratory obstruction.
We present one such rare case in a child aged 6yrs presenting with a large epiglottic cyst
highlighting the anaesthetic challenges related to management of the airway in this age group.
Fiberoptic intubation was planned in our case keeping all the necessary equipments in case of
airway crisis.Keywords: Dysphagia; Loss of appetite; Large epiglotic cyst; Fiberoptic bronchoscopy.