Objective To describe and visually depict laryngeal complications in patients recovering
from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID‐19) infection along with associated patient …

… occult pathologies and guiding management for laryngeal … of laryngeal pathology was
higher than a non-COVID-19 cohort with … from COVID-19 who required prolonged trans-laryngeal …

… pathologists and our current understanding of dysphagia and dysphonia in patients with
COVID-19, … reveals a high rate of laryngeal pathology in all of tracheostomized ICU patients (69 …

… with laryngeal issues following recovery from COVID-19 were … This included details of the
patient’s COVID-19 course, initial … posttracheostomy and reported laryngotracheal pathology—…

… developed laryngeal complications following mechanical ventilation for severe COVID-19 …
in the majority of our cohort of patients required surgical intervention for other pathologies. …

… All patients also underwent flexible nasoendoscopic assessment of the larynx to assess for
laryngeal pathology such as granuloma, vocal cord palsy, and evidence of subglottic stenosis…

… Much of the current knowledge of the laryngeal … of laryngeal manifestations, our team
retrospectively examined a large cohort of patients presenting with laryngeal pathologies following …

… of COVID-19. Unilateral vocal cord palsy was identified in 1 article via a transcervical
laryngeal … None of the patients included had dysphonia as an isolated pathology of COVID-19. …

… It is impossible to complete laryngeal imaging via … in the absence of a laryngeal evaluation
endorsing that making … with receiving treatment without laryngeal evaluation must be …

… dysphonia (dysregulation of laryngeal muscle activity in the … laryngeal pathology that causes
dysphonia. There are also described cases of psychogenic dysphonia due to COVID-19 that …