Anesthetic Approach and Literature Review in a Patient with Fraser Syndrome

Abstract

he main principles of anesthesia practice is to develop a plan to determine the characteristics of the difficult airway and to manage the airway problems.1 Foreseeing difficult airway in children can provide effective airway management. There is limited evidence for the recognition of difficult airways in children.2 A reasonable approach can be developed by using evidence from the operating room and clinical experience. Patients with Fraser sondrom may have features that may complicate airway management.3 In this article, anesthesia management in a pediatric patient with Fraser syndrome is presented and discussed under the light of literature.