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Paediatric selective bronchial blocker

Optimal conditions for pulmonary lobectomy requires the use of a ventilation system which allows the collapse of the ipsilateral lung. In infants and small children, a double lumen tracheal tube cannot be used because an appropriately sized tube is not widely available. We report the successful use of a tracheal tube, along which a Fogarty arterial catheter was passed and inflated in a mainstem bronchus, thus providing adequate ventilation and oxygenation as well as optimal surgical conditions for a left lower lobe lobectomy.