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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Laryngoscope. 2019 Feb 22;129(8):1763–1771. doi: 10.1002/lary.27863

Table 2:

Age and year of implantation, and pre-operative status of the splint patients

Pre-op Status
Patient Age at Implantation (months) Year of Implantation Respiratory Status PEEP (cmH20) Required sedation to maintain ventilation? Required paralytics to maintain ventilation? Predominantly posterior malacia? Living Situation
1 3 2012 Trach and vent dependent 14 Continuous Yes No PICU for 1.5 months
2 16 2014 Trach and vent dependent 20 Continuous Yes No NICU/ PICU for entire life (16 months)
3 5 2014 Trach and vent dependent 10 Continuous No No PICU for 3 months
4 10 2015 Trach and vent dependent 10 Continuous Yes No PICU for 2 months
5 5 2016 Trach and vent dependent 14 Continuous Yes No NICU/ PICU for entire life (5 months)
6 4 2016 Trach and vent dependent 16 Continuous No No NICU/PICU for 3 months
7 8 2016* Trach and vent dependent 10 Continuous No Yes NICU/ PICU for entire life (8 months)
8 25 2017* Trach and vent dependent 6 No No No Home, previous long hospitalizations
9 16 2017 Trach and vent dependent 14 No No No Home, previous long hospitalizations
10 9 2017 Trach and vent dependent 14 Continuous No Yes NICU/ PICU for entire life (9 months)
11 6 2017* Trach and vent dependent 14 Continuous No No PICU for 2 months
12 6 2018 Trach and vent dependent 18 Continuous Yes No NICU/ PICU for entire life (6 months)
13 11 2018 Trach and vent dependent 14 No No Yes Hospitalized entire life (11 months)
14 4 2018 Trach and vent dependent, on ECMO at the time of splint implantation On ECMO Continuous Yes No NICU/PICU entire life (4 months)
15 13 2018 HFNC during the day, CPAP at night. 8 (CPAP mask at night) No No No Hospitalized for 4 months