Successful respiratory management of a Marshall-Smith syndrome patient with a tracheo-innominate artery fistula

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Table 1 Previous case reports of anesthetic management for MSS

Case	Reference	Age, sex	Height, weight	Type of surgery	Airway management	Premedication	Anesthetics	Muscle relaxant	Complication
1	Antila et al. [3]*	7 m, M	71 cm, 6.85 kg	Tympanostomy	Blind intubation	n.a.	Thiopental Fentanyl	None	Hypoxia Bradycardia
2		8 m, M	71 cm, 6.85 kg	Bronchoscopy	Spontaneous	n.a.	Ketamine Diazepam	None	None
3	Watanabe et al. [4]	4 years, M	99.6 cm, 13.5 kg	Trigger finger	Mask-assisted	None	Sevoflurane Nitrous oxide	None	None
4	Salik et al. [5]	17 y, M	n.a., 44 kg	Ophthalmic surgery	Via tracheostomy	n.a.	Midazolam Fentanyl Sevoflurane DEX	Rocuronium	None
5	Nakano et al. [6]	10 years, M	115 cm, 24 kg	Tooth extraction	Intubation with McGrath	Midazolam	Propofol Fentanyl Sevoflurane	Rocuronium	None
6	Machotta et al. [7]	9 m, M	n.a., 8.5 kg	Ophthalmic surgery Gastrostomy	Intubation with FS and LMA	n.a.	Sevoflurane Remifentanil	Cisatracurium	None

DEX dexmedetomidine, FS fiberscope, LMA laryngeal mask airway, n.a. not available
*Cases 1 and 2 were the same patient, and case 2’s surgery was 2 weeks after the case 1 surgery. A literature search was performed using “Marshall-Smith syndrome” as search term in PubMed