… , the operator reported the Cormack–Lehane grade of laryngeal … group and 19 patients in
the direct-laryngoscope group. … made during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic with …

… intubated individuals experience some degree of laryngeal injury even with short duration of
intubation… severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 aerosolization. Fiacchini et al 1 …

… Another immunocompromised male of less than 65 years with Diabetes Mellitus, no glottic
view and confirmed COVID required External laryngeal manipulation, Bougie and face mask …

… Prolonged endotracheal intubation and mechanical ventilation have long been recognized
to result in injuries of the subglottic larynx and trachea that result in chronic respiratory …

… of post-intubation laryngeal injury in the COVID population … potential for COVID-19 to
predispose to laryngeal oedema, … previously intubated and ventilated in critical care for COVID–19 …

… The preliminary results of this study reveal a high incidence of laryngeal injury among patients
who underwent intubation and tracheostomy insertion during the COVID-19 pandemic. As …

… who were intubated and not-intubated due to the COVID-19 pneumonitis. The pathophysiology
of dysphonia is assumed to be acute and chronic inflammation of the laryngeal mucosa, …

… COVID-19 patients may require airway interventions, and difficult tracheal intubation secondary
to laryngeal … tracheal intubation in the plan A, B, C, D format in the COVID-19 patient. …

… -intubation and/or tracheostomy stenosis after COVID-19 pneumonia, on seven patients. …
All patients were intubated, two of them required re-intubation because of laryngeal edema and …

… in intubated COVID-19 patients. In the available literature at the time, intubated patients
exhibited … has also demonstrated that laryngeal edema often presents after extubation in COVID-…