Abstract
Abstract Both Treacher-Collins (TCS) and Down syndrome cause structural and functional airway abnormalities. We present the case of a neonate with both syndromes who required tracheostomy in the first hour of life due to severe upper airway obstruction. The co-occurrence of both syndromes is rare, and presents unique challenges in securing the airway in the perinatal period.
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