… believe the decision of intubation in some critically ill patients with COVID-19 had been
adversely delayed, we do not know at this time if early intubation could save more lives. We do …

… , we believe that the choice of intubation spots might increase either patients’ and … COVID-19
patients. Our experience 2 has shown that once the symptomatic hospitalized COVID-19 …

… , as well as the making decision to perform endotracheal intubation, may be unique for
COVID-19 patients case by case (18). The threshold for intubation may be lower in COVID-19 …

… of patients with COVID-19 in the hospital or decide which intubated patients are candidates
for a … with intubation among hospitalized patients with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 in the …

… In conclusion, we now know that COVID-19 patients can be intubated with a high success …
We stand to learn a lot more about the intubation practice of COVID-19 patients as the rest of …

… such as endotracheal intubation.As a result, recommendations for intubation were prepared
and … to selfprotection when intubating suspected or confirmed patients with COVID-19. The …

… versus late intubation of critically ill patients with COVID-19 and presented outcomes on
all-cause mortality and/or morbidity. Similar to previous systematic reviews on COVID-19 [11], …

… [1] have reversed their advice on weaning of COVID-19 … It is true that the rate of intubation
and mortality in COVID-19 … influencing intubation and ventilator weaning in COVID-19 patients, …

… COVID-19 patients had a median duration of ventilation of 17 days and high frequency of
re-intubation [… This technique might play a significant role during COVID-19 epidemic, since it is …

… On the top of this, we currently do not fully appreciate the real role of COVID-19-induced
laryngitis and laryngeal edema in the context of prolonged endotracheal intubation [19]. Only …