… 80% of patients with COVID-19 had mild symptoms 20 and a … airway symptoms could be
biased as we found only studies describing hospitalized patients. In patients with mild symptoms…

… airway symptoms in relation to COVID-19. Clinical presentation could be helpful in identifying
suspected COVID-19 … negative pressure if possible) [19]. Professor Claire Hopkins claimed …

… COVID-19 results as a disease that involves not only the lower airways, but also the upper
airways, which are frequently affected by symptoms like pharyngodynia, nasal congestion, …

… The majority of patients with airway-related symptoms after COVID-19 management will
present to the attention of otolaryngologists with incipient LTS as a result of acute or subacute …

… The main result of the present study was that in survivors of COVID-19 with respiratory
symptoms, abnormal IOS was the most frequent finding at both the 2nd and 5th months. A decline …

… COVID-19 patient were retrospectively analyzed. The condition of an obese female critical
COVID-19 … According to her symptoms and examination reports, endotracheal intubation and …

… symptoms suggestive of COVID-19 or positive tests for it. … during airway management of
patients with COVID-19 that we … and assistants to the patients’ airways, speed of intubation, …

… COVID-19 subsequently developed symptoms consistent with SAR-CoV-2 infection or a
positive antigen test, despite the vast majority of involved staff wearing airborne protection PPE […

… infection symptoms and a cough. He was aware of the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) …
Lastly, COVID-19 airway management is different because we are forced by circumstance …

… In addition, as we were not able to include patients with COVID-19 who showed mild symptoms
and as cases without the need for hospitalization were lacking, future studies will have to …