A 69-year-old woman was referred to the emergency room with inspiratory dyspnoea that
had progressively worsened over 6 days. One month previously, she had experienced an …

… In one published case series, 24 patients presenting to otolaryngology with laryngeal
issues following recovery from COVID-19 were described. Twenty of the patients had been …

… in COVID-19 patients. Recommendations regarding the diagnosis and management of
postintubation dysphagia in COVID-19 … Laryngeal trauma arises the risk of insufficient laryngeal …

… dyspnoea and pulmonary comorbidity (β dyspnoea = 11.25, β pc = 10.12). VHI ≥4 and CAPE-V
overall severity ≥11 were good indicators of COVID-19 … due to laryngeal involvement in …

… to COVID‐19—they may struggle with access to necessary care, given constraints on resources;
stenosis‐related cough and dyspnoea … COVID‐19, and fears of contracting COVID‐19 …

… COVID-19 to predispose to laryngeal oedema, ulceration, and orid laryngotracheitis [4,5]. …
, high airway-dyspnoea scores are likely in uenced by the protracted impact of COVID–19 on …

… obstruction (ILO) is defined as, “inappropriate laryngeal closure at the … Presentation ranges
from mild dyspnoea to acute respiratory … abnormal laryngeal movements during respiration. …

… COVID-19 are multifactorial. For those intubated and ventilated in hospital, iatrogenic injury
to the larynx … according to the MRC Dyspnoea Scale (49% vs 23%) and Dyspnoea 12 (4 vs 0)…

… of laryngeal changes prior to their COVID-19 … laryngeal symptoms to other causes besides
COVID-19 or as idiopathic. Greater awareness of laryngeal manifestations, such as laryngeal …

… A limitation of our study is that we could not detect induced laryngeal obstruction in COVID-19
patients during the infection period with endoscopic laryngeal examination because of …