ABOHNS Complex Pediatric Otolaryngology Practice Questions - ABOHNS Complex Pediatric Otolaryngology (CPO) Subspecialty Certification Examination Exam

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A 3-month-old presents with inspiratory stridor worse when supine and during feeding, present since 2 weeks of life but without cyanosis or failure to thrive. Flexible laryngoscopy shows short aryepiglottic folds, omega-shaped epiglottis, and supraglottic collapse on inspiration. Diagnosis?

Laryngomalacia — most common cause of congenital stridor; usually resolves by 12-18 months Vocal cord paralysis Subglottic stenosis Laryngeal cyst

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Laryngomalacia — most common cause of congenital stridor; usually resolves by 12-18 months

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