What is the most common problem with fenestrated tracheostomy tubes?
A) Relative frequency of accidental extubation
B) Increased likelihood of tracheomalacia
C) Poor positioning of the tube fenestration
D) Inability to provide mechanical ventilation

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One problem associated with this type of tracheostomy tube is malposition of the fenestration, such as between the skin and stoma, or against the posterior wall of the larynx.

What Is the Most Common Problem with Fenestrated Tracheostomy Tubes