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Table 2.

Summary of the available case reports in the literature on synchronous laryngomalacia

Author	Patient	Presentation	Laryngomalacia features	Management
Önder et al. (2020)	1 F 2 months	Severe inspiratory stridor Failure to thrive	Posteriorly displaced epiglottis floppy arytenoids	Cyst Excision and supraglottoplasty
Yao et al. (2004)	1 F 11 weeks	Stridor failure to thrive	Posteriorly displaced omega-shaped epiglottis	Cyst Excision
Albert. et al. (2000)	1 6 weeks	Stridor Poor feeding	Omega-shaped epiglottis Collapsing into the glottis on inspiration	Cyst Excision
WONG et al. (1995)	2 Patients: 1 month - M 2 months- F	Patient 1: Choking episodes with stridor Patient 2: interrupted feeding with stridor	Patinet1: flaccid epiglottis sucked in on inspiration. Patient 2: omega-shaped epiglottis + floppy arytenoids sucked in on inspiration.	Cyst Excision (both patients did not improve)

Author

Patient

Presentation

Laryngomalacia features

Management

Önder et al.

(2020)

1 F

2 months

Severe inspiratory stridor

Failure to thrive

Posteriorly displaced epiglottis floppy arytenoids

Cyst Excision and supraglottoplasty

Yao et al.

(2004)

1 F

11 weeks

Stridor

failure to thrive

Posteriorly displaced omega-shaped epiglottis

Cyst Excision

Albert. et al.

(2000)

6 weeks

Stridor

Poor feeding

Omega-shaped epiglottis

Collapsing into the glottis on inspiration

Cyst Excision

WONG et al.

(1995)

2 Patients:

1 month - M

2 months- F

Patient 1: Choking episodes with stridor

Patient 2: interrupted feeding with stridor

Patinet1: flaccid epiglottis sucked in on inspiration.

Patient 2: omega-shaped epiglottis + floppy arytenoids sucked in on inspiration.

Cyst Excision

(both patients did not improve)