… of failure to intubate or in an unanticipated difficult airway. Awake intubation techniques are
… guidelines in severe COVID-19 patients who requires endotracheal intubation for invasive …

… external laryngeal … intubation by using the COVID-19 barrier box was 9 s for the direct
laryngoscope and 4 s for the VL. However, in the present study, the IT for the VL with the COVID-19 …

… In this study, elderly COVID-19 patients undergoing OTI did not have a higher risk for … The
association between dysphagia and laryngeal findings in COVID-19 patients treated in the ICU …

… Taken in combination with our clinical experience in China, we recommend that long-term
intubation should not on its own be an indication for tracheotomy in COVID-19 patients, as the …

… four patients underwent tracheotomies, and one patient was intubated. In our patient's case,
we would have attempted to perform intubation first if severe dyspnea had developed, since …

… intubation periods among the 2,981 patients who required endotracheal intubation and were
not diagnosed with COVID-19 … using procedures identified as ‘’Unlisted procedure, larynx’ …

… intubation for the novel COVID-19 2 months previously. Flexible laryngoscopy revealed
bilateral vocal fold immobility with a soft tissue mass in the interarytenoid region. The patient’s …

… of intubations during the COVID-19 pandemic, our otolaryngology division noticed an increased
incidence of laryngeal injuries … Various laryngeal injuries, including vocal fold immobility, …

… The proportion of survivors after severe or critical COVID-19 … postintubation laryngeal
complications in severe COVID-19 … -to-critical COVID-19 infection and intubation histories were …

… after intubation for ARDS secondary to COVID-19. During the interval that these patients were
extubated, a total of 20 COVID-19 … to COVID-19, with viral-induced laryngeal inflammation …