In children with craniofacial problems, upper airway blockage can be treated using a variety of surgical and maxillofacial techniques. The nasopharyngeal prong is a straightforward concept that allows the airway blockage brought on by the tongue's posterior placement as a result of a small mandible to be swiftly and easily resolved without the need for more invasive surgical treatments.
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