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Congenital Cervical Teratoma: Airway Management and Complications

teratomas frequently present as large and deforming neoplasms; however, they are benign congenital entities. Expedient multidisciplinary management is critical for successful long-term management. The prognosis is good provided that the airway is stabilized and the neoplasm is removed in a timely fashion. Complications noted in the literature focus on the challenges of controlling the airway before tumor removal. Few reports of congenital cervical teratomas address subsequent airway findings and management. We present a case of congenital cervical teratoma in which the airway was compromised by the massive growth of the tumor. Initial and long-term airway management is discussed.