Abstract:Objective To summarize and analyze the diagnosis and treatment experience of children with subglottic cyst.Methods From March 2015 to March 2021, the diagnosis and treatment of 8 children with subglottic cysts were retrospectively analyzed, and their clinical manifestations and prognosis were studied and statistically analyzed.Results Most of the children with acquired subglottic cysts were preterm and low birth weight children with a history of tracheal intubation. During the course of the disease, they were prone to recurrent respiratory tract infection, growth retardation, laryngeal ringing, shortness of breath and other symptoms. The age of onset of the subglottic cysts was mostly about 1 year old. The cysts were mainly single on the right side. Endoscopic intervention was used for Myer-Cotton II and above. Most of the patients with Myer-Cotton I were followed up, these cases had a good prognosis, but could recur.Conclusion For premature low birth weight children with intubation history who have recurrent respiratory tract infection, growth retardation and shortness of breath after birth, it is necessary to be alert to the occurrence of subglottic cyst. Patients with severe stenosis need interventional treatment, but those with mild stenosis can be followed up for observation. There is a possibility of recurrence after interventional treatment